Are you interested in climate change? 

Are you wondering how it disproportionately affects the poor and marginalized globally and impedes human development? 

Most importantly, are you wondering what can be done about it? 

Not only have Jennifer and Jeni pioneered a new way to think about climate justice – incorporating a wide variety of disciplines and a five part framework of health, food & water, equity, security, and justice – they are acting to connect developing world communities to the resources they need to adapt, all while raising awareness about climate justice here at home.

About the Three Degrees project:

In their own words: “One of the first major centers for climate justice in the world, Three Degrees harnesses the power of the academy and the law to promote fair and equitable adaptation strategies in regions most vulnerable to climate impacts.” The Three Degrees project is based right here in the UW School of Law, but it has global connections with policymakers, academics, activists, and communities affected by climate change.

 

We hope to see you there! If you have any questions or are unable to attend, feel free to contact us about future events atcriticaldevelopmentforum@gmail.com.

Best,

Critical Development Forum