Tag: Climate Justice
Finding Hope in Uncertain Times COVID-19 and the Importance of Social Justice Activism
“Providing hope and inspiration for collective action, to build collective power, to achieve collective transformation, rooted in grief and rage but pointed towards vision and dreams” –Patrisse Cullors By: Meaghan Fallak – WinnipegSeptember 1, 2020 We are living in unprecedented times. The COVID-19 pandemic has forced people to stay inside their homes, keep a safe distance from others, and for many lose their jobs and … Continue reading Finding Hope in Uncertain Times COVID-19 and the Importance of Social Justice Activism
Climate Change Anxiety
By Dania Ahmed There are two kinds of ways to enact significant change, these ways manifest themselves into the two distinct avenues of individual change and systematic change. A topic which I personally find very interesting. Initially in regards to the climate crisis, I found myself instinctively inclined towards agreeing that significant change can only occur through change enacted by the government which then seeds … Continue reading Climate Change Anxiety
Youth Climate Activism
By: Dania Ahmed Youth are more than often referred to as the future of the world, which makes the actions of youth today critical when determining what the planet will look like decades from now. The climate change crisis is growing at an alarming rate, and the responsibility to manage this catastrophe is falling onto the youth. Youth climate activism is a growing movement, and … Continue reading Youth Climate Activism