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Greenpeace again has pushed the boundaries on eco-protesting. Greenpeace is no stranger to internationial environmental controversy. In 1985 the French bombing of the Rainbow Warrior brought Greenpeace into the international limelight. Greepeace Activists protesting Arctic Sea drilling now sit in jail in Russia, facing charges of piracy. Eleven noble laureates have signed a letter to […] The International Women’s Earth and Climate Summit is scheduled for the 20th through 23rd of September in New York. Sign up for remote, teleconference and web-based participation The participation of women around the world – including you and your friends and colleagues – via live streaming and online interaction is key to the success of […]
JOIN THE CROWD IN SUPPORTING A FILM ABOUT CLIMATE RESILIENCE among Women in Katakhali, Bangladesh: A Kickstarter Project by the U.S. based Blangladeshi women artist and film maker, Monica Bose and Nandita Ahmed. Monica Bose, based in Washington DC, is a visual and performance artist with family roots in Katakhali. You can see Monica […] Art, essays, and poetry on culture, identity and climate change are featured in the third issue of TIG, which stands for TakingIt Global. This issue is multi-lingual, with contributions in original languages from around the globe. |
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