What does climate leadership mean for women?

About this episode

The episode discusses the vital role of women in climate leadership and their efforts to overcome systemic barriers.

Women still face many systemic barriers around the world, from gender bias and marginalization to underrepresentation in decision making. But wherever there are challenges, there are women overcoming them by re-envisioning policy, economies, education and climate solutions. In episode 11 of TalkLandscape, we speak to two amazing guests from previous 8 Women celebrations and kick off GLF Women: a year long campaign calling on people to reimagine leadership and systems of care. We look at the vital role of women in climate leadership and how they are pushing positive change in their communities, countries and across the world. A conversation with Subhra Bhattacharjee, director general at FSC International, and Eva ‘Kandi’ Makandi, founder of environmental organization Light on a Hill (LOAH). More information here: https://thinklandscape.globallandscapesforum.org/102960/what-does-climate-leadership-mean-for-women/

People in this episode

Guests: Subhra Bhattacharjee, Eva ‘Kandi’ Makandi

Topics covered

• climate leadership
• women empowerment
• gender bias
• policy change
• community impact

Keywords

• climate leadership
• women
• gender bias
• policy
• education
• environmental solutions

Mentioned in this episode

Organizations: FSC International, Light on a Hill (LOAH)