Climate Justice Resilience Fund

@CJRFund

Making grants for community-led, social justice approaches to climate change adaptation and resilience-building.

Washington, DC
Joined June 2018
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    Feb 3

    Community dialogue, engagement and training on climate change, natural resource governance, conflict analysis and mediation in Nyiro Ward, Samburu North @Samburucountygovernment

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    Feb 2

    If you missed this online event with out Vice-President International Lisa Koperqualuk, check it out here: Canada Speaks – Climate Change The Arctic is the Bellwether via

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    Jan 27

    Promoting peace and coexistence through dialogue meetings and open forums at Ngarendare, the boundary between Laikipia and Isiolo with pastoralists from Samburu

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    Jan 27

    A thousand pounds worth of being shipped off to the Arctic this week!

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    Feb 1

    Loss & damage generates ‘gloom and doom’ on us all. Join us today with a group of brilliant colleagues to unpack all the jargon! Learn what ‘L&D’ means & how can arts & culture engage with it. 🔗 Tues 1 Feb 11:00 am GMT

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    Jan 24

    “Climate change is causing people to move and we are having to deal with this very, very quickly” Prof. was quoted in Kaamil Ahmed and Isabel Choat’s article for about Climate Refugees in Bangladesh 👇

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  7. Jan 19

    New grant opportunity from : EJN is offering reporting grants to Indigenous journalists to support the production of in-depth stories that will call attention to climate justice. Apply now!

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    Jan 17

    Help the 2021 & Charity Appeal reach its £1 million target! We are raising funds for grassroots climate justice movements alongside

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  9. Jan 12

    Our friends at are working on the intersection of climate change and child marriage.

    Please Help? Seeking to get in touch with community-based groups/ NGOs/ activists/ collectives working at the grassroots on ending in . Particularly working in the ecologically vulnerable pockets. Bengali/English language fluency works. Thank you! 🌿✊🏾
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    Jan 10

    If you lead a grassroots initiative working at the intersection of climate and social justice, this is for you. We will be supporting activists in the crafting of stories with training, production support and grants up to USD600 Apply ➡️

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    Jan 9

    Reminds me of the parable of the frog slowly boiling in hot water! was actually unlike other COPs as it was the first in the new era of from human induced climate change! Tackling climate change is here and now, no longer future!

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    Jan 10

    A number of our grantees, advisors, and staff are featured in this video from The Guardian, spotlighting those on the frontlines of the climate crisis.

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    Jan 10

    We are looking for people who are commited and reliable with a growth and innovative ideas mindset to join our vibrant team... If you are interested in working with us ,open the link below for more information on the requirements and application

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    Jan 6

    A powerful short film titled ‘Aamchi Ghosht (Our Story)’ about empowering grassroots women as leaders, decision-makers and entrepreneurs from rural Maharashtra, India was recently released by , .

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    Jan 5

    2021 was the first year of the new era of from human induced climate change. Every year from now on will see greater and greater adverse impacts of climate change.

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    Dec 31

    ICCCAD is delighted to share the news that our Director, Prof. has been awarded Order of the British Empire (OBE) in the UK’s New Year’s Honours List. An OBE is a British honour awarded by the Queen to recognise extraordinary contributions to the country.

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    Jan 3

    Climate change is ravaging people and the planet. Without immediate action, we will lose the cultural and ecological diversity required to survive. But answers exist. Help us support them. ​​

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    20 Dec 2021

    Attention Cambridge Bay 🚨 We're looking for Operators! Contact your local HTO, the Hamlet, or Zach Coombs (info below) if you're interested in becoming an Operator!

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    17 Dec 2021

    A lot has been happening lately across Turtle Island. We know it can be hard to keep up, so we’ve compiled a list of news, events, and big stories related to Indigeneity and the climate crisis.

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    20 Dec 2021

    Q&A: Making IIED future fit --> To mark IIED’s 50th year, two new researchers talk about today’s most pressing environment and development issues, future challenges, and how IIED’s ways of working need to evolve to ensure we’re fit for the future.

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