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By: Candice K. Stewart  “When women plant seeds, they don’t just grow food, they grow resilience, they grow networks, and most importantly, they grow legacies.” - Dorain Clarke Harvest After three magnificent days filled with enrichingly insightful, edifying, and inspiring presentations and discussions led by women from the Global South, the Caribbean Women for Climate Justice virtual conference (CW4CJ2025) came

What a beautiful thing, to release fear, to release worries and run with the conviction that you have a good thing that can only get better. I made a table and everyone else brought their seat. They brought inspiration as filling as a full plate. They brought experiences as refreshing as the most satiable drink. -Global Yaadie  

I almost didn’t apply for the UN Youth Climate Summit however I figured if more than six people sent me the same application link it must be saying something. Besides, ever since the decision that the fight against climate change is much more than a professional endeavor all opportunities to be exposed to solutions must be pursued. The

Institute of Media and Creative Industries student and climate advocate, Dainalyn Swaby, participated in the UN Climate Change Conference (COP 25) in Madrid on Tuesday 3 December 2019.Dainalyn represented Jamaica and the Caribbean at a youth engagement session hosted by the Inter-American Development Bank (IDB). Dainalyn joined 15 other youths from the Latin American region, sharing country experiences and

Welcome to Global Yaadie Yaadie “a term used by Jamaicans to identify another Jamaican, especially in a foreign country.” After working in climate change communication for the past five years I wanted a channel that connected my work with my personal space. I recognized the need to bring the conversation closer to home,