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[Webinar] The Pursuit of Positive Peace for Climate Justice
Date
2021年10月27日 (水) 9:00 〜 10:00
Location
Zoom link will be provided upon registration
Description
FUTURE OF CLIMATE WEBINAR SERIES:
The Pursuit of Positive Peace for Climate Justice
Co-sponsored with the Institute for Climate and Peace
FEATURING:
Join Dr. Maya Soetoro, Co-Founder and Senior Advisor, Institute for Climate and Peace
Ms. Juno Fitzpatrick, Advisory Committee Member, Institute for Climate and Peace, and Director of Human Rights and Oceans, Center for Oceans at Conservation International
U.S.: OCTOBER 26 @ 8:00 PM EDT
JAPAN: OCTOBER 27 @ 9:00 AM JST
Join Dr. Maya Soetoro, Co-Founder and Senior Advisor, Institute for Climate and Peace, and Ms. Juno Fitzpatrick, Advisory Committee Member, Institute for Climate and Peace, and Director of Human Rights and Oceans, Center for Oceans at Conservation International for a discussion about the intersection of climate and peace.
Water is the lifeforce of every person, essential to our physical, environmental, spiritual, and cultural livelihoods. The worsening climate crisis has already increased the frequency of droughts and floods throughout Asia and the Pacific Islands, threatening access to water and food, which can, in turn, lead to forced migration, conflict, and unrest. Water scarcity and insecurity demonstrate why climate change can and must be framed as an all-encompassing humanitarian crisis.
This interactive presentation, co-led by Dr. Maya Soetoro and Juno Fitzpatrick, will explore the relationship between water, oceans, and positive peacebuilding, using case studies and examples from the Asia-Pacific region. Participants will be challenged to shift their current mindsets regarding water and climate issues and will learn about key actions.
Water is the lifeforce of every person, essential to our physical, environmental, spiritual, and cultural livelihoods. The worsening climate crisis has already increased the frequency of droughts and floods throughout Asia and the Pacific Islands, threatening access to water and food, which can, in turn, lead to forced migration, conflict, and unrest. Water scarcity and insecurity demonstrate why climate change can and must be framed as an all-encompassing humanitarian crisis.
This interactive presentation, co-led by Dr. Maya Soetoro and Juno Fitzpatrick, will explore the relationship between water, oceans, and positive peacebuilding, using case studies and examples from the Asia-Pacific region. Participants will be challenged to shift their current mindsets regarding water and climate issues and will learn about key actions.
Register here.
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