Wednesday 9 March, 13.00-15.30 in building 1, room 01.1-028
In this event for International Womens’ Day 2022, we focus on gender and climate/ecological struggles. There are so many dimensions to be discussed, e.g. gendered impacts of ecological degradation and destruction; gendered mitigation/adaptation policies; climate policies and leadership at various levels; access to and management of resources; challenges and contradictions for female climate activists and grassroot movements; intersectional equality and regenerative justice. We also need to be aware of power relations in knowledge production, and whose voices are being heard. With this event, CKMM provides a platform for students and scholars at RUC to hear important and inspiring contributions and discuss these themes with each other.
The event is in English, and open to anyone who is interested. For questions, please contact Laura Horn (lhorn@ruc.dk).
Programme:
13.00 Welcome
13.10 - 13.30 Gender Matters in Climate Justice – Making sense of our struggles, Vasna Ramasar (Lund University)
13.30 – 14.30 Roundtable (via Zoom), with Q&A from audience
- Oladosu Adenike (Nigeria) - founder of ILeadClimate Action
- Jannatul Mouwa (Bangladesh) youth climate activist in BINDU NGO, UN Women Bangladesh climate champion 2021
- Maria Alejandra Escalante (Colombia, FRIDA – The Young Feminist Fund)
- Anni-Sofia Niittyvuopio (Finland, Chair of Youth Council, Sámi Parliament)
Break – with coffee and cake for on-site participants
14.45 -15.30 Discussion (online/on-site)
15.30 Conclusion – the struggles continue!