Civil society organisations and self-organising communities (Climate justice and loss and damage in the Pacific conference)

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Civil society organisations and self-organising communities (Climate justice and loss and damage in the Pacific conference)

The SEI Podcast Series

1 hour 5 minutes 16 seconds

8 months ago

Civil society organisations and self-organising communities (Climate justice and loss and damage in the Pacific conference)

As climate change intensifies, Pacific Island communities are facing profound losses of land, livelihoods, cultural heritage, and ways of life. How can Pacific-led solutions shape just responses to loss and damage? This podcast was recorded as part of the Climate justice and loss and damage in the Pacific conference.

Timestamps:

00:50 - Introduction

05:14 - Discussion of Pasifika Network Loss and Damage

12:53 - Building resilience and achieving climate justice in the Pacific

26:20 - Exploring the gendered dimensions of rural Australian community disaster responses and resilience building, highlighting women’s experiences

39:33 - Q+A

Speakers:

Professor David Schlosberg (Chair), Sydney Environment Institute, University of Sydney

Venaisi Uluilakeba, coordinator for the Pasifika Network Loss and Damage

Lavetanalagi (Lagi) Seru, climate justice activist

Dr Rebecca McNaught, University Centre for Rural Health

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