Climate Change Canada Conference

This conferences will be a global forum for multilateral discussion of climate change matters. We expect world leaders, participants, observers, media representatives and activitists.

Climate Justice is Social Justice, and it is Anti-Poverty Justice. As global temperatures and sea levels rise, as the oceans acidify and precipitation patterns get arranged, people living in poverty are the most severely impacted. Since Climate change affects everything from where the person can live to their access to health care, millions of people could be plunged further into poverty as environmental conditions worsen -Global Citizen-

Climate Justice is Gender Justice! Climate change threatens women’s wellbeing and livelihoods and increases risks of gender-based violence. When women are able to lead and benefit from climate initiatives, we move forward on the path to a just climate resilient world. Working to end gender inequalities and uphold women’s rights is part of the fight for climate justice. -Oxfam Canada-

Objectives of the Conference

1. Recognizing the emergency

2.Accelerating Action

3. Moving away from fossil fuels

4. Delivering on Climate Finance

5. Stepping up support for adaptation

6. Focusing on loss & damage

At the Climate Change Canada Conference, Global Citizens, Activists, Women, NGOs, Evironmentalists, green believers, climate refugees, will engage in the following topics. Climate Change and Food insecurity,Climate change and Racism,Climate change and mental health, Climate change and Incarceration,Climate Change and Human RightsCountries in the Global North are disproportionately responsible for historic emissions,Is it about what we are fighting for? Or how we are fighting for it,Does healing this human caused climate crisis requiring a rebalancing of global inequality?,How does the city/village contribute to climate crisis and how is the city/village impacted by the climate crisis,How Cities in the Global North are prepared to cope with climate change,How cities and villages in the Global South are prepared to cope with Climate change,Food Sustainability, Security & Sovereignty,Sheltering in the Storm/ Flood,Water Access and Rights,Climate, Pandemic & The social Determinants of Health, Organizing Communities for climate change,Climate Refugees: Fleeing to the high ground, Climate, Education and Media: Paying Attention to a Crisis. How can we build climate literacy, how film/TV do climate Change wrong, how the news media fails to report on climate emergency & what we can do

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