Resources
environmental justice is intersectional
- How the environment relates to different social issues, explained by Friends of the Earth – Read More Here
- Intersectionality and Climate Change explainer by Yale Sustainability – Read More Here
- Climate Justice and Intersectionality Toolkit by Youth and Environment Europe – Read More Here
- Nuffield Council on Bioethics addresses the intersections between climate change and health – Read More Here
- Intersectional Resources for gender, health, equity, and environmental justice by Women’s Environmental Network – Read More Here
Environmental Justice and Race
Explainers
- The RACE (Racial Action for the Climate Emergency) Report – Read More Here.
- How racism and the environmental emergency are linked, explained by Greenpeace – Read More Here
- Confronting Injustice: Racism and Environmental Emergency, a report by Greenpeace – Read More Here
Networks
- Black Environment Network: towards a vision of full multicultural environmental participation, local and global – Read More Here
- The Raven Network: supporting ethnically diverse people working across the environment sector – Read More Here
- Active Inclusive Network: Muslim Runners, Cyclists, Hikers – Read More Here
- Black Girl Hike – Read More Here
How to make green and blue spaces more accessible and safer for all?
- Green Infrastructure Framework by Natural England: connecting communities to greenspace – Read More Here
- The Wildlife Trusts’ good practice guide for landowners: A Space for Everyone – Read More Here
- The Sensory Trust’s guidance on accessibility: outdoors, standards, and legislation – Read More Here
- Disability-inclusive climate adaptation by Sensing Climate – Read More Here
How to connect people with nature, act in communities and enhance biodiversity?
- #TeamWilder Toolkits and Case Studies by Yorkshire Wildlife Trust – Read More Here
- The Community Hub by the Wildlife Trusts – Read More Here
- The Grow Wild guide by the Kew Gardens – Read More Here
Young people’s education and empowerment
- The National Education Nature Park programme’s resource for learners at key stages from EYFS to KS5 across 12 subjects: embedding climate and nature into learning – Read More Here
- SOS.UK’s network and expertise to support curriculum changing and school children’s access to nature – Read More Here
- Learning resource for schools by the Poetry Society – Read More Here
- Young Poets Network’s projects on nature and climate crisis – Read More Here
What to learn about Land Justice?
- Resources curated by People’s Land Policy – Read More Here
- General knowledge of land justice
- International networks and movements
- Housing and Community
- Food and Agriculture
- Diggers & Dreamers’ intentional community: communal living in 21st-century Britain – Read More Here
- Networks and organisations exploring co-living and land rights – Read More here
How to Think about Degrowth and sustainability?
- What is Degrowth? Explainer by Degrowth.info – Read More Here
- A discussion and organising toolkit designed by the Degrowth Institute – Read More Here
What are the Rights of Nature?
- World People’s Conference on Climate Change and the Rights of Mother Earth – Read More Here
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Rights of Nature Toolkit by the Leverhulme Centre for Nature Recovery – Read More Here
- Rights of Nature: A Reading List by Jstor Daily – Read More Here
- Network and Resource for universal adoption and implementation of legal systems that recognise, respect and enforce the Rights of Nature, by The Global Alliance for the Rights of Nature – Read More Here
- Eco Jurisprudence Monitor’s tracker for eco-centric laws around the world – Read More Here
How to transform our Laws, INSTITUTIONS, and governance for nature and the future?
- 2024 Summit for the Future and ‘Pact for the Future’ by the United Nations – Read More Here
- How do we work for future generations’ rights? – Read More Here
- Transition Towns Movement and Transition Network International – Read More Here