Working collectively to support & promote community work as a means of addressing poverty, social exclusion and inequality and advancing human rights
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CommunityWorkIreland retweeted
(5/7)👩🎓 The @NWCI @CommWorkIreland 'Community Work in a Changing Ireland – #FeministClimateJustice (level 7)' course with @MUAppSocSc
Read more about it here👇
nwci.ie/discover/what_we_do/…
✍️..or in this great #blog by a student who took the course, Olitha ⬇️
nwci.ie/learn/blog-article/m…
CommunityWorkIreland retweeted
(4/7) 📽️ This video which shows:
👩🦱 How women are disproportionately impacted by #climatechange using housing as an example
👩🦱 What #FeministClimateJustice is
CommunityWorkIreland retweeted
(3/7)👥 The Feminist Communities for Climate Justice National Network, which is made up of:
⭐️community groups
⭐️women’s organisations
⭐️climate justice/environmental groups
⭐️academics
⭐️activists/campaign groups
⭐️individuals & more
Read more & join!👇
nwci.ie/discover/what_we_do/…
CommunityWorkIreland retweeted
(2/7)💫Some highlights of the @NWCI @CommWorkIreland Feminist Communities for Climate Justice project..
📔The #FeministClimateJustice report – a groundbreaking, first of its kind report highlighting gaps within Irish environmental/climate policy 👇
nwci.ie/discover/what_we_do/…
CommunityWorkIreland retweeted
(1/7)♻️Next in our #CCAP2Stories @Dept_ECC Spotlight Series highlighting invaluable resources developed by CCAP-funded projects is..
⚖️Feminist Communities for Climate Justice #FeministClimateJustice - a campaign for climate justice that reflects feminist & community work values
CommunityWorkIreland retweeted
(7/7)⚖️👩🦲🌎To learn more about @NWCI @CommWorkIreland #FeministClimateJustice ...
🌐Visit the project page here: nwci.ie/discover/what_we_do/…
🌐..or read / watch more on our website here 👇
pobal.ie/programmes/communit…
CommunityWorkIreland retweeted
💬“Care work [is] on average 26x less polluting than an industry job and 200x less polluting than a job in agriculture”
📚Our own Vanessa Conroy spoke to The Socialist Voice about Care Work & the Green Economy: lght.ly/b2177ib
#FeministClimateJustice @CommWorkIreland
CommunityWorkIreland retweeted
Many congratulations to recent @maynoothuni graduates of the Community Work in a Changing Ireland: #FeministClimateJustice Cert & to our community partners on the programme @NWCI & @CommWorkIreland, along with coordinators and educators Helen Lowery, @Miss_Nessa_C @OSheaMarianne.
CommunityWorkIreland retweeted
Feminist Communities for Climate Justice National Network met in-person, connecting with one another🤝& planning for the year ahead📅
Fancy joining? See more info at: lght.ly/4ka00a
@CommWorkIreland @fossiltreaty @TalamhBeo @EJNI_Online
CommunityWorkIreland retweeted
Join us on Thurs, 5th December!
Join our #FeministClimateJustice webinar on energy poverty/justice Thurs 5th Dec 1-2pm
We'll cover the Energy & Housing chapter of our Feminist Climate Justice report and have contributions from @CairdeIreland, @foeireland and @CfoatArainn
eventbrite.ie/e/safe-green-w…
CommunityWorkIreland retweeted
Only 6 out of 78 leaders at #COP29 discussed climate change's impact on women, with 4 of them being women themselves. This highlights the urgent need for gender diversity in decision-making roles. Women bring critical perspectives to climate action, and their equal representation is essential for creating solutions that address the needs of all. It’s time to make space for more women's voices in the climate conversation. #ClimateAction #GenderEquality
CommunityWorkIreland retweeted
Can you spot the women at #COP29?
➔ Only 6 out of 78 government leaders mentioned the impact of climate change on women.
➔ 4 of the 6 were women.
We need women's equal representation at the decision-making table for #ClimateAction.
📷 UN Climate Change/Kiara Worth
CommunityWorkIreland retweeted
Congrats to the students who graduated Saturday from @MaynoothUni first-ever 3rd level cert course on The Impact of Climate on Women & Communities! Run by the Departt of Applied Social Studies w/ @CommWorkIreland & NWC. Looking forward to seeing the impact you all make! 🌍💪
CommunityWorkIreland retweeted
Vanessa from our #FeministClimateJustice team with Mary of @TalamhBeo this week at the @Dept_ECC final #SDGsIRL Stakeholder Forum of the year, which focused on partnerships and community action on climate change
@commworkireland
CommunityWorkIreland retweeted
Our #FeministClimateJustice project with @commworkireland is a finalist in the Sustainability Team of the Year category at Ireland's Climate Change Leadership Awards
Our project team is delighted with the recognition and can't wait for the award ceremony on November 7th😀
CommunityWorkIreland retweeted
📸Our #FeministClimateJustice team yesterday at their #MendtheGap 🚌workshop, where they discussed barriers and solutions to accessible affordable public transport
🌍The workshop was part @DubCityCouncil's Climate Action Week with Claire of @ILMIreland
@CommWorkIreland
CommunityWorkIreland retweeted
👩🌾Women farmers often operate small farms, producing local food that's good for people & planet, but earning very little
🤝That's why, with @TalamhBeo & @CommWorkIreland, we are calling on govt to support women farmers
#FeministClimateJustice
🗞️More: lght.ly/m51ojlb
CommunityWorkIreland retweeted
A food system that puts people’s needs before commercial needs - At our Feminist Communities for Food Production webinar, @TalamhBeo highlights what kind of food system we are looking for. @CommWorkIreland #FeministClimateJustice
CommunityWorkIreland retweeted
Join Feminist Communities for Climate Justice for a thought provoking, participative session discussing the equality issues within public transport in the face of the climate crisis – and how we can design transport systems that can be used by everyone in our society. This session will include ground-breaking Feminist Climate Justice research carried out by University College Cork.
See dublinclimatechange.codema.i… to reserve your place!
#MendTheGap #FeministClimateJustice #DCAW24 @NWCI @CommWorkIreland
CommunityWorkIreland retweeted
"Dr Stapleton suggested their findings indicate farmers should be more included in policy decision-making, especially around sustainability"
🌿Incredibly sad finding that farmers, custodians of the land and our food, are more at risk of suicide
irishexaminer.com/news/arid-…
