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What’s the connection between food, holistic health, and social equity? Here's how the impacts of climate change are disrupting our food systems, causing higher prices and health crises ??: https://lnkd.in/dvjAMbeE This disruption leads to global food insecurity and resource scarcity, particularly in vulnerable communities, disproportionately affecting women who work tirelessly to keep their families safe and nourished. So how can we tackle these challenges head-on and lead the change? By embracing innovation, education, and sustainable solutions rooted in indigenous knowledge, we can cultivate a sense of purpose and hope. Done in collaboration with Project Dandelion, in this episode of ?#SustainableTeaWithShreya ?? ?, President and CEO of ?The ONE Campaign? and Founder of ?LEAP Africa, Dandelion Ndidi Okonkwo Nwuneli joins Dandelion ?? Shreya Ghodawat ? to explore benefits of returning to indigenous and plant-based diets, the power of community, the need for collective action, and rethinking our food choices and advocating for inclusive policies for a more equitable and resilient world that support both environmental sustainability and personal well-being. #ClimateChange #holistichealth #healthcrisis #socialequity #foodinsecurity #resourcescarcity #education #sustainablesolution #plantbaseddiets #powerofcommunity #environmentalsustainability

Who stands at the forefront of climate change's impact? ?? Gender and age profoundly shape climate vulnerability, Yet these factors often lurk in the shadows of policy discussions. Women in developing nations face unique challenges, While future generations inherit the consequences of our actions today! What hidden injustices must we confront to achieve true climate equity? Are our current climate strategies leaving the most vulnerable behind? ?? In this episode of #SustainableTeaWithShreya ???, Dandelion ?? Shreya Ghodawat ? joins co-founder of Project Dandelion and former President of Ireland, Mary Robinson discuss about achieving climate justice, vulnerable fronts of this injustice, and building a true climate equitable world. ?? Full episode is out on YouTube ?? https://lnkd.in/dxZkbpwr United Nations Human Rights The Elders Foundation The Mary Robinson Centre Council of Women World Leaders Trinity College Dublin #Climatejustice #genderinequality #intergenerationalequity #environmentaljustice #climatechangeimpacts #sustainabledevelopment #youthclimateactivism #climatepolicy #globalwarmingeffects #climateresilience #ecofeminism #climatechangeadaptation #environmentalsustainability #climatechange

Why is every issue a climate issue? Tune in to Project Dandelion's LinkedIn Live event with #MaryRobinson, Oluwaseun Ayodeji Osowobi and Dr. Ayesha Kareem, hosted by Ronda Carnegie, on April 3 @ 12pm ET/5pm BST to learn from global leaders why we all need to join the movement for #climateaction. https://lnkd.in/eZkXuSkX The Elders Foundation Malala Fund Stand to End Rape (STER) Initiative

We’re inspired by all Dandelions coming together at COP28, united in a call to phase out fossil fuels with a just transition, especially Mary Robinson, The Elders Foundation, María Fernanda Espinosa Garcés, Hindou Oumarou Ibrahim, Elise Buckle, SHE Changes Climate, Halla Tomasdottir, The B Team, and so many, many more. With #COP28 coming to an end and now it's time to put petal to the metal. Today, Project Dandelion is launching a one-click public pressure tool, a unique Twitter/X Widget, that makes it easier than ever to pressure those in power. We must show global leaders that the world is demanding accelerated ACTION after COP28. Join us: Go to projectdandelion.com to demand COP28 leaders act to: ?? Phase out fossil fuels with a just transition ?? Triple renewable energy production and double energy efficiency ?? Operationalize climate finance, especially loss and damage We are Dandelions and we are stronger together. #projectdandelion #flwrpwr #IAmaDandelion

We are at the COP tipping point.?This COP started strong with many announcements as well as some important wins. However, as we head into the second week and the negotiators get into the details, it is clear that a successful outcome is still facing an uphill battle.? ? As a community, we now have a pivotal role to play.?We must call on the Presidency to demonstrate our support and hold him accountable to his role in navigating these negotiations towards the strongest possible outcome.?We must rally behind the headline signals that will ensure the necessary ambitious response to the GST, and send a clear sign that the real economy is united and ready to deliver a transformation, which is already underway.? ? For this to have an impact,?we need your help. We are mass mobilizing stakeholders behind an unbranded statement (attached) to land on the 8th of December which will:? ???Urge the negotiations to incorporate ambitious outcomes?connected to a clear 2024 implementation roadmap, to send a strong signal for the direction of travel needed towards 2025-2030; ???Demonstrate the unstoppable momentum?across all corners of the global economy and society that the transition is happening - and accelerating. Add your name alongside CEOS, finance leaders, Mayors, Governors, leading scientists and other figureheads by completing the short form?below?(before Dec 7th at 12 noon Gulf Standard Time) and?please help us by sharing this critical opportunity widely with your community. https://lnkd.in/eDQStBwZ

At last year’s COP 27 summit, women comprised less than 34% of the negotiating teams. I have long been an advocate for ensuring women have a seat at the table when decisions are being made. Climate change is a generational global problem that disproportionately impacts women and girls. It is imperative that the leaders of COP 28 include women and keep women's issues and voices at the forefront.?