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Lynda Sullivan, Nicola Browne and V’cenza Cirefice discuss campaigns calling for public and private bodies to divest from the fossil fuel industry.
Lynda Sullivan chats to Emma R. Mincks about Making Relatives, a project to connect Native American environmental campaigners with groups involved in similar work across Ireland.
Tommy Greene talks to musician and activist Fumba ‘Pilato’ Chama from Zambia.
Follow on discussion on campaigning with Lynda Sullivan discussing with wellbeing therapist Aisling Cowan about supporting people’s emotional health in dealing with challenges like the Covid-19 pandemic, plus the Active Hope model used by campaigning groups.
James Orr from Friends of the Earth discusses the effects of extractive industries on Lough Neagh, and how the Rights of Nature movement could help in cases like this.
Lynda Sullivan talks to wellbeing therapist Aisling Cowan about supporting people’s emotional health in dealing with challenges like the Covid-19 pandemic.
Lynda Sullivan talks to youth climate activist Anna Kernahan about what Covid has meant for campaigns like Fridays for Future, and some of the issues she has been focusing on in her activism.
Event about the climate crisis held at the Clayton Hotel, Belfast, with keynote speech from Jonathan Porritt, global advocate for sustainable development.
Extinction Rebellion, Belfast. Non violent direct action to highlight the need for urgent action on reducing our carbon footprint and biodiversity loss.
The Sustainable Food Cities approach which recognises the role food plays in dealing with the pressing social, economic and environmental challenges that the world faces today.
A unique conference hosted by The Repair Cafe, on how communities can creatively tackle global issues of waste and economic sustainability.
Niall Bakewell is joined by guests Kavita Thanki of Ulster University and Christine McCartney of the Belfast Repair Cafe to talk about waste.