“We at the Third Generation Project are deeply disappointed by COP26 – both in its outcomes and its proceedings. Our team attended both the Blue and Green Zone and witnessed three key themes of climate injustice that will continue resulting in future ineffective pacts if these are not actively remedied.”
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We use education and research to enable social change for climate justice.
These many-layered challenges motivated Nosintu, who herself has a disability, to found APD in her hometown and work to alleviate the tangible legacies of oppression and continued marginalisation in her community more broadly.
I was an expert witness speaking about Indigenous medicines and the harmful effects of extractive industries in regard to sex trafficking and Missing and Murdered Indigenous Relatives (MMIR) .
Lily – “If our generation is going to be the one to fix the problem, then we need to be taught about it.” The Frontline
The Third Generation Project is an international think tank based in Scotland that uses education and research to enable social change for climate justice.
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