Climate change impacts everyone—but not equally. Women and marginalized communities are often the most affected, yet they remain at the forefront of climate action. It’s time to acknowledge and address these inequalities to build a truly sustainable future.
Women climate advocates take center stage at “Filipina Changemakers: Champions For Climate Resilience,” a forum and an exhibit held at the Senate of the Philippines on 29 April 2024.
There are many challenges that women face when it comes to leadership roles, Visayas Coordinator Paula Bernasor wrote in her column “Klima Kabisayaan” this week. By recognizing and addressing these challenges, we can help more women succeed as leaders in climate action.
For this month’s #RealiTalk issue, we talked to Pinoy Climate Reality Leader Samantha Geraldine “Geri” De los Santos on the impacts of climate change on fishing communities and the need to mainstream and deploy local adaptation solutions in these areas.
Mindanao Coordinator Marisol Tuso featured the work of Climate Reality Leaders in the region to advance gender-responsive climate actions.
In celebration of National Women’s Month, we talked to Pinoy Climate Reality Leader Danica Marie Supnet about making climate change adaptation actions responsive to the needs and interests of women.
