Is the world ending? As a queer climate justice activist from Peru, I have experienced and witnessed the impacts of anxiety regarding the state of our world and rising apocalyptic narratives on myself and my communities. Narratives of the “end of the world” can be seen as a means of processing and making sense of this age of polycrises. Yet they also have tangible impacts in the here and now.
Read MoreThis past April, we had the honor of welcoming the EJ Disrupt Design Fellowship (EJDD) to our land, Borikén (Puerto Rico). As EJDD host committee chairs and tech coach, this experience was a collective invocation of memory, place, ancestry, and shared struggle across waters and generations.
Read MoreFrom June 23-28, the Women’s Earth and Climate Action Network (WECAN) will host the Global Women’s Assembly for Climate Justice: Path to COP30 and Beyond—a free, virtual gathering bringing together over 125 women and gender diverse leaders from 50 countries. This global convening will include 25 panels across 6 days, spotlighting powerful, community-rooted solutions and strategies to the climate crisis.
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