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Indigenous Cosmovisions and Spiritual Approaches to Gender and Environmental Justice

At Global Greengrants Fund, we know that transformative change doesn’t come from the top down. It grows through dialogue, reflection, and the courage to reimagine our relationships with one another and with the Earth. That’s why we are honored to host the Gender and Environmental Justice Working Group’s Learning Conversation Series alongside advisors, exchanging and […]

Narrative Change: Amplifying Grassroots Climate Justice Movements at COP30 and Beyond

As the climate crisis escalates, so too does the urgency of amplifying the voices of those most impacted. At Global Greengrants Fund, we believe that lasting environmental justice depends not only on policies and advocacy but on powerful, truthful stories rooted in lived experience. That is why we were proud to join fellow climate funders […]

The Power of Disability-Led Climate Movements

“Persons with disabilities are emerging as influential leaders advocating for climate justice and advancing sustainable solutions grounded in knowledge and lived experience.” — Dwi Ariyani, Disability Rights and Climate Justice Board Advisor, Associate Director for Peer and Collective Learning for the Disability Rights Fund and the Disability Rights Advocacy Fund This International Day of Persons […]

Funding Youth-Led Grassroots Movements Fosters Relentless Hope

By Joshua Amponsem, B de Gersigny, Laura García, and Nathan Méténier ‘‘Irrespective of the powers that create climate challenges, youth create space for hope. We continue to prove these powers wrong when we show up, and we continue to create change within our communities.’’ — Jhannel Tomlinson, Global Greengrants Next Generation Climate Board Advisor and […]

Funding a Just Transition: Two Case Studies from Latin America

Grassroots climate and environmental justice movements are essential to a just transition away from extractive energy systems. From opposing East Africa Crude Oil Pipeline (EACOP) construction in Uganda and Tanzania to building autonomous solar energy systems that connect Indigenous villages in Ecuador, movements are pushing back against fossil fuel expansion and creating community-driven energy solutions. […]

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