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Climate change - what's hot and what's not. Find out what is happening in community campaigns around the country, as well as the latest science and the solutions that are available now.
CLIMATE ACTION SHOWOCTOBER 20THProduced by Vivien Langford THE SOLACE OF KNOWING WHAT TO DO DISASTERWISE CONFERENCE WITH SURVIVORS OF CLIMATE CHAOS Guests:Dr Jean Renouf - PLAN C - Trains communities to be prepared for emergencies. The time is now. He spoke to the Disasterwise conference about mentoring programmes PlanC provides free to communities. They create networks of Community Carers and Responders. One group is among High School Students who learn how to care for each other during and after a crisis. One whole day is spent on learning about how dangerous disinformation and mis information can be for a community in an emergency.As Jean says " There is a solace in knowing what to do" Bernadette Trench Thiedeman - Artist and film maker "Disaster Conversations" She speaks about connecting up people who have experienced disaster like her friend Natalie, whose house and whole community was innundated by the flooding Fitroy River and an artist she met in Brazil whose community had been devastated by a killer landslide.https://www.abc.net.au/news/2024-08-04/brazil-fitzroy-crossing-remote-natural-disasters/104061642 Natalie Davey - Co Producer of Disaster Conversations andBroadcaster at Fitzroy Crossing's Wangki Radio . Winner of Community Broadcasting Award Best Indigenous Broadcaster She speaks about the comfort of talking to people who have experienced the same huge loss of community as she has. She also describes how in COVID Times she and her father were helpful to their communities by broadcasting health messages in many different langauges. During the flood, their morning radio show tried to cheer the community and give useful information. They were a trusted voice and able to pass on messages in contrast to the outside services who were often not so well connected. Listen to their podcasts here : https://www.wangki.org.au/shows/danggujarra/
Climate Action Show
Climate change - what's hot and what's not. Find out what is happening in community campaigns around the country, as well as the latest science and the solutions that are available now.