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Feminist Fridays #40: Indigenous Women and Climate Action

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24-Nov-17 15:45

Feminist Fridays #40: Indigenous Women and Climate Action

The participation of indigenous peoples in the UN climate negotiations has increased in recent years, and rightfully so, as they are some of the most vulnerable in the face of climate change. Preserving their traditional knowledge can vastly change their - and the world’s - fate. We get an update on the inclusion of indigenous peoples in the climate talks from the perspective of indigenous women in community leadership roles.

Produced by: Tina Carmillia

Presented by: Tina Carmillia


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