The Climate Conscious Podcast
The Climate Conscious Podcast amplifies the Caribbean perspective on climate change and sustainable development. Hosted by Derval Barzey, it features insightful conversations with guests advocating for inclusive, resilient, sustainable development through dialogue. The podcast creates awareness, captures learnings, and tells stories of resilience with authenticity.
Episodes
Disaster Displacement & Forced Migration - IOM Caribbean | CW4CJ 2025
Welcome to the 4th and final part of CW4CJ 2025 DAY 1: “Dimensions of Resilience: Live Case Studies from the Global South”Maxine Alleyne-Esprit is a communications professional with a long history of community engagement and accountability to affected populations. Her work in communications and community engagement has spanned a period of 25 years on behalf of private sector, community-based org
Kenyan Women in Coffee: Climate Resilience Strategies - Ivy Kessei | CW4CJ 2025
Welcome to part 3 of CW4CJ 2025 DAY 1: “Dimensions of Resilience: Live Case Studies from the Global South”Ivy Chebiwot Kessei is a communications specialist from Kenya with a diverse background in corporate communication, journalism, and communication for development (C4D). With a strong foundation in both academic training and hands-on experience, she is passionate about harnessing the transforma
Mobilizing for Dignity: Women's Safety & Security during a Disaster - Nicole Joseph-Chin | CW4CJ 2025
Welcome to part 2 of CW4CJ 2025 DAY 1: Live case study session on “Dimensions of Resilience: Live Case Studies from the Global South”Nicole Joseph-Chin is a globally recognized Trinbagonian social entrepreneur and social impact strategist committed to the delivery of social care and empowerment through the lenses of women’s health.She is the Founder of Ms. BrafitTM (a social care brand founded in
Haiti: Rising from the rubble. A case study on Disaster Management - Dr Paula Henry | CW4CJ 2025
Welcome to part 1 of CW4CJ 2025 DAY 1: Live case study session on “Dimensions of Resilience: Live Case Studies from the Global South”Dr Paula Henry, a primary care physician and a Public Health practitioner, graduated from the University of the West Indies (UWI) Jamaica in 1980. She holds a diploma in Family Medicine, an MBA from the Edinburgh Business School and an MPH with distinction from UWI.
Power in Her Hands: Cultivating Equity and Climate Solutions in the Global South | CW4CJ 2025
Climate change is intensifying social and economic inequities worldwide, with women in the Global South, particularly in Small Island Developing States (SIDS), rural communities, and Indigenous territories, bearing a disproportionate share of climate‑related risks. Yet these same women design and lead some of the most innovative, community‑rooted solutions, from youth empowerment programs to regen
Rooted in Resilience: Caribbean Women on the Frontlines of Climate Disasters | CW4CJ 2025 Keynote
The CW4CJ 2025 Keynote speaker, Kendria Ferguson is a sustainability and climate resilience specialist with over a decade of experience across the Caribbean. She holds a Master’s in Global Sustainability and is completing her Ph.D. in Sustainable Development at the University of the West Indies. Her work spans disaster risk reduction, renewable energy, environmental management, and sustainable tou
Dahvia Hylton | CW4CJ 2025 Spotlight
Dahvia Hylton is an educator and an activist. She currently serves as the President of the Jamaica Climate Change Youth Council. She has been a staunch advocate for environmental protection and the rights of women and children, applying an intersectional approach to these issues. Join us for Caribbean Women for Climate Justice Conference 2025 virtual conference 🗓️ 17 – 19 July 2025💻 Online | Globa
Caribbean Women for Climate Justice (CW4CJ): Sowing Seeds of Sustainable Solutions
The Caribbean Women for Climate Justice (CW4CJ) Virtual Conference is back for its third edition. The voices behind The Climate Conscious and The Global Yaadie podcasts take the mic to share what’s in store. In this crossover episode, CW4CJ organizers, Derval and Dainalyn break down the 2025 theme “Sowing Seeds of Sustainable Solutions”. The organizers discuss why centering women is critical to c
Keatlegile Mnguni | CW4CJ 2025 Spotlight
Keatlegile Mnguni is the founder & CEO at Agrinouri, a South African agroprocessing & vegetable farming company, dedicated to crafting exceptional handcrafted sauces using natural ingredients. https://agrinouri.co.zaJoin us for Caribbean Women for Climate Justice Conference 2025 virtual conference 🗓️ 17 – 19 July 2025💻 Online | Global South Voices, United💥 Co-hosted by @TheClimateConscious
Beyond Statistics: How Narratives Shape Climate Action | The CLASP Series
Cherisse Braithwaite-Joseph, CEO of the Cropper Foundation, speaks about her journey in climate philanthropy and the importance of linking environmental sustainability with community development. With over 14 years of experience across environmental management, disaster risk reduction, and community development, Cherise shares how her career has been a continuous journey toward people-centered, d
Roots of Resilience: Targeted Technical Assistance & Long-Term Philanthropic Commitments In Haiti | The CLASP Series
Pierre Noel is the Executive Director of the Haiti Development Institute (HDI), an organization advancing development by strengthening local leadership and institutional capacity across Haiti. HDI’s approach centers local communities as architects of their future, particularly in climate-vulnerable regions. Through infrastructure development, civic leadership, and cross-sector partnerships, HDI of
Philanthropy meets Marine Conservation: Community-engaged Restoration Partnership | The CLASP Series
Rashema Ingraham is an advocate for community-engaged conservation, leading Bonefish and Tarpon Trust Bahamas. Rashima's connection to the ocean is deeply personal and rooted in her family heritage. In this episode of the CLASP series Rashema and Derval discuss the importance of marine conservation in the Caribbean, the role of community engagement in conservation efforts, and how philanthrop
Corporate Commitment to People, Planet & the Future | The CLASP Series
In this episode, Derval Barzey sits down with Carolyn Mahfood, CEO of the Grace Kennedy Foundation, to explore the powerful intersection of climate action and philanthropy in the Caribbean. They discuss the foundation’s evolution over the years, its deep commitment to sustainability through ESG (Environmental, Social, and Governance) practices, and highlight the remarkable impact of initiatives li
Climate Philanthropy in Action – From Relief to Resilience | The CLASP Series
In this episode of the CLASP podcast series, host Derval Barzey sits down with Professor Rosalea Hamilton, Chair of the Caribbean Philanthropic Alliance (CARIPHIL) and CEO of the Lasco Chin Foundation, to discuss how collaborative philanthropy is driving climate resilience, gender equity, and grassroots empowerment across the Caribbean.With small island states facing the multiple crises of climate
Forging a Resilient Caribbean: The Role of Philanthropy | The CLASP Series
Welcome to the CLASP Podcast Series.In this introductory episode of the CLASP podcast series, host Derval Barzey discusses the intersection of climate action and philanthropy in the Caribbean with Erica Miller, Head of Climate at WINGS and Anthea McLaughlin, CEO of The Caribbean Philanthropic Alliance (CariPhil). They explore the transformative potential of the CLASP initiative.CLASP: Forging a Re
Trailer: The CLASP Podcast Series
Welcome to the CLASP podcast series where climate action meets philanthropy in the Caribbean and beyond. In this series we examine the transformative power of strategic impact giving and grassroots resilience in tackling the climate crisis. So whether you're a funder, activist, policymaker, or simply passionate about the environment, this series is for you. Join us as we uncover inspiring suc
The Sustainability Planner | Petal Joseph | Demystify Series
In this episode of the Climate Conscious Podcast, we delve into the complexities of sustainability planning with Petal Joseph, a sustainability expert and LEED consultant. Petal shares her unique journey from environmental science to urban planning, discussing her work in green certification and sustainable development. She offers valuable insights on the intersection of social justice, grassroots
Indigenous Communities on the Frontlines of Climate Change | Sheena Zuniga, National Garifuna Council, Belize | Access Granted Campaign
Meet Sheena Zuniga, the President of the National Garifuna Council in Belize. Sheena shares insights into the pressing climate challenges facing the Garifuna communities, particularly the impact of coastal erosion, rising sea levels, and changing fish populations. As indigenous people deeply connected to their environment, the Garifuna rely on traditional knowledge for survival. The lack of access
Women + Finance = Climate Resilience | Bevon Charles | Access Granted Campaign
Meet Bevon Chadel Charles, the visionary CEO of Akata Farms in Grenada. In this episode Bevon shares her journey in securing climate finance to advance sustainable agriculture in Grenada. She discusses the transformative impact of funding from initiatives like the Eastern Caribbean Business Resilient Challenge and the UNDP’s Blue-Green Innovation Challenge, which enabled her team to implement gree
Indigenous Communities deserve Climate Finance | Shylina Lingaard, VIDS | Access Granted Campaign
Meet Shailina Lingaard, a member of the Lokono tribe, also known as the Arawak tribe in Suriname. She represents the Bureau Vereniging van Inheemse Dorpshoofden in Suriname (Bureau Association of Indigenous Village Leaders in Suriname) as known as VIDS. VIDS advocates for the legal recognition of Indigenous collective rights. Climate change poses significant threats to Indigenous ways of life, inc
Climate Change and Worker Safety | Princess Avianne Charles | Demystify Series
In this episode of The Climate Conscious Podcast's Demystify Series, Princess Avianne Charles unpacks the deep connection between climate change and occupational safety and health. Princess Avianne Charles is a workers' rights activist and writer based in Trinidad and Tobago. She covers topics on human rights, labour laws, climate and environmental justice, and occupational safety and he
Plasticompact | Christian Wassermann | Demystify Series
In this episode of The Climate Conscious Podcast's Demystify Series, Christian Wassermann, the founder of Plastic Compact, explains an innovative approach to addressing plastic pollution.Christian shares the vision behind his project—a mobile app that incentivizes plastic waste collection through micro rewards, empowering individuals to take actionable steps against plastic pollution.Key poin
Global Peace | Jesse Ramcharan | Demystify Series
Derval and Jesse Ramcharan discuss the importance of SDG 16 Peace, Justice, and strong institutions. Jesse explains that strong institutions are crucial for creating inclusive, just, and sustainable societies, and they directly support the achievement of other SDGs.Jesse Ramcharan is a transformational leader and business consultant specializing in digital transformation and change management. He
Carbon Capture | Marsha King | Demystify Series
Demystifying Carbon CaptureThe first episode of the Demystify series explores various aspects of carbon capture, including its role in addressing global decarbonisation challenges, environmental justice concerns, and the importance of community engagement in implementation. This conversation also touched on the risks of carbon dioxide storage and transportation, as well as the need to consider soc
Defending the Ocean: Civil Action against Deep Sea Mining | Dahvia Hylton
Activist & Educator, Dahvia Hylton is leading protest action in Jamaica against Deep Sea Mining (DSM). In this episode, she makes a strong case for why this activity should not be supported. She outlines the tangible and intangible value of the ocean, including climate regulation and marine biodiversity, the potential environmental, cultural and social impacts of DSM and highlights the work of
Better Than Before: Reimagining Caribbean Development | FLASHBACK
Enjoy snippets of the Better Than Before Series first released in March 2023.The Better Than Before series is a Production of The Climate Conscious Podcast in collaboration with CANARI, as part of the project Amplifying Local Voices for a Just and Climate resilient COVID-19 Recovery", with support of the Open Society Foundations (OSF).Episode 1 - Reimagining Development in the Caribbean | fea
VAKSANA, nurturing safe & sustainable spaces | Menakshi Babulall
Join us for an inspiring conversation with Menakshi Babulall, a passionate advocate for women's empowerment, community development, and sustainability. Menakshi, the founder of A Different View Project and Vaksana, is dedicated to creating a nurturing environment for women and children in her homeland of Guyana. In this episode, we explore Menakshi's journey, motivations, and the transfo
Navigating Hurricanes & Climate Resilience in The Caribbean | Kendria Ferguson
"Major hurricanes come with major price tags."Join us for an insightful episode featuring Kendria Ferguson, a native of The Bahamas with extensive expertise in sustainable development and disaster management. She is pursuing her PhD at the UWI Mona Sustainable Development Institute, focusing on the socio-economic impact of natural disasters in the Bahamian context.In this episode, Kendri
Climate Change ABCs pt.5 | Derval Barzey
Welcome to Part 5 of Climate Change ABCs. In this episode, host Derval Barzey continues our mission to break down complex climate jargon into understandable terms. This episode covers the letters 0 through ROcean Acidification - With increasing concentrations of CO2 released into the atmosphere from human activities, the world's oceans are absorbing more and more carbon dioxide. This alters t
The Caribbean Solar Evolution | Leslie Hufstetler
Leslie Hufstetler is the CEO of Infinigen Renewables, a prominent renewable energy platform dedicated to developing and operating utility-scale solar and commercial and industrial (C&I) projects across Puerto Rico, the Caribbean and North and Central America. High oil prices stimulated a shift in Puerto Rico's energy mix from fossil fuels to a greater share of renewables. This alternativ
One with the Land: Restoring Earth, Transforming Ourselves | A World Environment Day Celebration
In honour of World Environment Day 2024, Derval Barzey of The Climate Conscious Podcast and Marion Atieno Osieyo of the Black Earth Podcast hosted a special webinar: One with the Land, Restoring Earth, Transforming Ourselves.Speakers: Milka Chepkorir - Introduced the ICCA model and explained the concept of territories of life using examples from her ancestral home in Kenya, Africa. Dr Gaius Eudo
Exploring Climate, Culture & Connections | Dainalyn Swaby
We welcome back Dainalyn Swaby, a seasoned Development Communication Specialist and host of the Global Yaadie podcast. With over a decade of experience in climate change, agriculture, and youth engagement, Dainalyn has led numerous impactful projects both locally and internationally.Our discussion highlights:The Global Yaadie Podcast Journey: Dainalyn shares her experiences founding and hosting th
Climate Change ABCs pt.4 | Derval Barzey
In this episode of The Climate Conscious Podcast, host Derval Barzey continues our mission to break down complex climate jargon into understandable terms. This episode covers the letters K through N.K is for Kyoto Protocol:We explore the Kyoto Protocol, an international treaty established in 1997 aimed at reducing greenhouse gas emissions globally. Keeling Curve: a scientific graph that tracks th
Climate-related Loss and Damage | Christianne Zakour
In this episode, we examine the critical aspect of climate change: loss and damage. Our guest, Christianne Zakour, is a specialist in loss and damage and climate peace and security and has extensive background in advocating for small island developing states.As a key figure in various youth-led initiatives, Christianne sheds light on the profound impacts of climate change on vulnerable communities
Nature-Based Solutions for Coastal Resilience | Dr Debroah Villaroel-Lamb
In this episode of The Climate Conscious Podcast, we delve into the impact of climate change on coastal communities in the CaribbeanDr. Deborah Villarroel-Lamb is an advocate for innovative engineering solutions in coastal protection. She outlines how hard and soft engineering solutions and a hybrid approach can be deployed to safeguard coastal assets. The discussion highlights the intersection of
Gen Z Holds the Key: Empowering Youth for a Sustainable Future | Deanna Albert
Happy Earth Day! Four years ago The Climate Conscious Podcast was launched. As we turn 4 we revisit the topic of our very first episode: Gen Z Holds the Key. We're joined by Deanna Albert, Sustainability Consultant with Advisor Next Door.Deanna's journey is as diverse as her expertise, spanning projects in environmental stewardship, climate change adaptation, disaster risk reduction, an
Happy Earth Day! | The Climate Conscious Podcast turns 4!
Can you believe it? It’s been four years since we embarked on this incredible journey.It has been an enriching experience navigating the realms of climate change and sustainable development from the Caribbean perspective.Our podcast tells our stories of resilience and innovation, empowering our listeners to change behaviours and challenge systems.Through knowledge-sharing, advocacy, and partnershi
The Climate Crisis and Women's Rights | Cailin Ruff & Stavroula Kyriazis
Welcome to the Climate Conscious Podcast, where we delve into the intersection of climate change, human rights, and advocacy. Host, Derval Barzey is joined by two inspiring guests, Cailin Ruff and Stavroula Kyriazis, third-year law students at Loyola Law School in Los Angeles.Cailin and Stavroula's dedication to international human rights, particularly focusing on women's rights, is rema
Truth Be Told about Caribbean Climate Justice | Global Yaadie Podcast | feat. Derval Barzey
In this 3-peat pod to pod, Derval Barzey, founder of the Climate Conscious Podcast, joins Global Yaadie to discuss her journey and pivotal work in sustainability. They explore the evolution of The Climate Conscious Podcast and the advocacy campaigns launched through the platform.Derval delves into the Caribbean Women for Climate Justice Series and the Truth Be Told campaign which tackled the inter
The Truth Be Told Campaign Closing Event
This episode features a fireside chat to conclude the impactful advocacy campaign, "Truth Be Told: A Caribbean Call to Action on Climate & Gender Justice" hosted on 29 January 2024The Truth Be Told campaign concludes just as it started, with a fireside chat featuring a dynamic group of Caribbean women. The Campaign created a space that amplifies the voices of women, youth and indige
Truth Be Told: Climate & Gender Justice in the Caribbean | feat. Dr. Angelique Nixon
Welcome to another episode of Truth Be Told: A Caribbean Call to Action on Climate & Gender Justice. Guest host Paula Joseph sat down with Dr. Angelique Nixon, Director of CAISO, a feminist LGBTQI+ civil society organization in Trinidad and Tobago, about the profound impact of climate change on gender justice in the Caribbean.The Caribbean, known for its vibrant cultures and breathtaking land
Truth Be Told: Climate Change is a Human Rights issue | feat. Malene Alleyne
Welcome to another episode of Truth Be Told: A Caribbean Call to Action on Climate & Gender Justice. Guest host Paula Joseph sat down with human rights lawyer and founder of Freedom Imaginaries, Malene Alleyne to explore the intersection of climate change, gender equality, and human rights in the Caribbean. Malene defines climate change as more than just an environmental concern. In this enl
Truth Be Told: Raising the Alarm: A Voice for the Caribbean in the Climate Crisis | feat. Emme Christie
Welcome to another episode of Truth Be Told: A Caribbean Call to Action on Climate & Gender Justice. Guest host Paula Joseph sat down with Emme Christie, a Jamaican PhD candidate, LGBTQ advocate, and climate justice warrior. In this episode, we delve into the heart of Emme's work, a mission to amplify the voices of the Caribbean in the face of the ever-escalating climate crisis.Emme&apos
Truth Be Told: Championing Climate Resilience & Equitable Solutions | feat. Dr Ainka Granderson, CANARI
Welcome to another episode of Truth Be Told: A Caribbean Call to Action on Climate & Gender Justice. Guest host Paula Joseph sat down with Dr. Ainka Granderson, Resilience Lead at the Caribbean Natural Resources Institute (CANARI).Dr. Ainka Granderson's mission at CANARI is crystal clear: to empower local communities, their livelihoods, and the natural ecosystems they depend on to withst
Truth Be Told: Building Resilient and Sustainable Caribbean Communities | feat. Gillian Goddard
Welcome to another episode of Truth Be Told: A Caribbean Call to Action on Climate & Gender Justice. Guest host Paula Joseph sat down with Gillian Goddard, the dynamic Founder of the Alliance of Rural Communities (ARC). ARC is a non-profit organization that brings together rural and semi-rural residents with urban partners to create intentional communities focusing on regenerative farming, su
Fireside Chat: Truth Be Told: A Caribbean Call to Action on Climate and Gender Justice | Campaign Launch
This episode features a fireside chat to launch the impactful advocacy campaign, "Truth Be Told: A Caribbean Call to Action on Climate & Gender Justice." Dive into this dynamic collaboration of The Climate Conscious Podcast and The Breadfruit Collective, co-chairs of the Gender Working Group under the Caribbean Climate Justice Alliance. Together, they're driving the impactful a
Inclusive Insurance, Balancing Impact, Inclusion & Profit with Cytandra Hoover
In this episode, host, Derval Barzey, chats with Cytandra Hoover, a Global Social Impact and Insurance Consultant. As World leaders convene at the UN Climate Change Conference, COP 28, to negotiate collective action and the operationalization of the Loss and Damage Fund, the Caribbean is particularly concerned about the impacts of rising global temperatures such as extreme weather events and sea
COP28 Ambitions & the Secret Sauce for Caribbean Energy Resilience
In this episode, host, Derval Barzey, chats with three experts on Caribbean priorities for COP28 and how preparing and de-risking energy projects can function as “the secret sauce” to unlock resilient, renewable energy at scale: David Gumbs, Director with RMI Islands and former CEO of the Anguillan Utility Company.Dr. James Fletcher, CEO of Soloricon and former St. Lucian Minister of Public Servic
Climate Change ABCs -Pt.3 with Derval Barzey
In today's episode, host and sustainability consultant Derval Barzey continues the journey through the ABCs of Climate Change—an exciting and informative exploration of the essential building blocks of climate science and environmental awareness.Key concepts discussed: [Green] Hydrogen[Climate Change] ImpactsJust TransitionLinks to resources mentioned in this episode: E032. A Fossil Fuel Free
Climate Change ABCs -Pt.2 with Derval Barzey
PODCAST SURVEY: Please take a few minutes to complete The Climate Conscious Podcast Survey: https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/7JDFMT5We appreciate your feedback! In today's episode, host and sustainability consultant Derval Barzey continues the journey through the ABCs of Climate Change—an exciting and informative exploration of the essential building blocks of climate science and environmental
Deep Sea Mining, the Big Debate with Khadija Stewart
In this episode, host, Derval Barzey, chats with climate specialist and ocean enthusiast Khadija Stewart about the controversial issue of Deep Sea Mining. Khadija is the Caribbean Regional Representative for Sustainable Ocean Alliance (SOA) working on Deep Sea Mining. She is passionate about increasing youth engagement in climate action, specifically the nexus of ocean conservation and climate cha
Urban Development in the Era of Climate Breakdown with Dorraine Duncan
In this episode, host, Derval Barzey, engages in a thought-provoking conversation with Dorraine Duncan, a city planner and the visionary founder behind Island City Lab. Together, they examine the crucial nexus where urban development meets the formidable challenge of climate change in the Caribbean.As our world grapples with the unsettling reality of climate breakdown, the Caribbean finds itself a
Earth Care & Environmental Justice with Marion Atieno Osieyo
In this episode, host Derval Barzey sits down with Marion Atieno Osieyo, the brilliant mind behind the Black Earth Podcast. Blac Earth Podcast celebrates the intricate relationship between nature and black women environmental leaders. Marion's upbringing in both Kenya and the UK has played a pivotal role in shaping her unique perspective on nature and sustainable development. Marion speaks of
Climate Change ABCs- Pt.1 with Derval Barzey
In today's episode, host and sustainability consultant Derval Barzey embarks on a journey through the ABCs of Climate Change—an exciting and informative exploration of the essential building blocks of climate science and environmental awareness.Key concepts discussed: Adaptation BiodiversityClimate ChangeCarbon FootprintDecarbonisationEcosystemsLinks to resources mentioned in this episode: Su
Climate & Gender Advocacy: The Crystal Clear Initiative with Crystal Roberts
Hosted by Derval Barzey and featuring Gender & Climate Advocate Crystal Roberts, this episode explores the intersectionality of Gender Equality and Climate Change in the Caribbean. Describing it as natural progression, Crystal shares how her history as a Gender advocate with CEDAW evolved into climate justice advocacy. Climate change is not neutral with women being disproportionately affected
The Courage to Change: Consciously Vegan with Lydia Valladares
Hosted by Derval Barzey and featuring entrepreneur Lydia Valladares, this episode explores the connection between food, health, and the environment. Lydia describes her slow transition from working in the fashion industry to organic farming and a vegan lifestyle. Embracing unlearning changed her life, including her relationship with food and the environment. Her shift to veganism challenged her pe
Planting Seeds of Change: Sustainable Agriculture with Dr. Adam Redhead
Hosted by Derval Barzey, this episode features Dr. Adam Redhead, Assistant Professor of Sustainable Agriculture and Program Director of Sustainable Agriculture at Andre College.Dr. Redhead defines Sustainable Agriculture, outlining 5 main principles. He advocates for an accelerated transition to sustainable agriculture systems in the Caribbean region through regional collaboration and knowledge sh
Trailer: The Climate Conscious Podcast - Season Seven
Welcome to the new season of The Climate Conscious Podcast, hosted by Derval Barzey.Your premium resource for what you need to know about the Caribbean, climate action and sustainable development. Join us as we talk to people doing things to change our world, highlighting the issues and challenges and most importantly the solutions.Learn about your role in reshaping our world for a sustainable and
Inclusive by Design - Creating Resilient & Equitable Communities | CW4CJ 2023 Panel 3
The Caribbean region is susceptible to climate impacts such as hurricanes, sea level rise, erosions, droughts and floods. These extreme weather events have adverse impacts on lives, livelihoods and the built environment in both urban and rural areas. Global research has shown that natural disasters kill more women than men. As climate change worsens, adaptation and mitigation planning are critical
Gender-Sensitive LeadHership for a Resilient Caribbean | CW4CJ 2023 Panel 2
“Women belong in all places where decisions are made,” especially when it relates directly to their lives and livelihoods. Despite being at the forefront of the climate justice movement, women and young girls are often left out of decision-making. Statistically 80% of people affected by the climate crisis are women. Women and girls are impacted by climate disasters based on their differential soci
Facing reality. The Caribbean Women for Climate Justice 2023 Keynote: Keithlin Caroo
Keithlin Caroo delivered the Keynote address at the 2023 Caribbean Women for Climate Justice conference. Keithlin Caroo is an advocate and changemaker in the fields of gender equity in agriculture and rural development in St. Lucia. She is also the founder of ‘Helen’s Daughters’ a regionally recognized nonprofit organization that focuses on rural women’s economic empowermentthrough advocacy, capac
Different Boats, Same Sea: Gender & Climate Advocacy in the Caribbean | CW4CJ 2023 Panel 1
Exploitative and extractive economic activities have persisted in the Caribbean since colonization. Emerging from its history of imperialism, enslavement and indentureship, the Caribbean continues to develop, driven by the innovation and resilience of its people. As Small Island Developing States, Caribbean countries continue to face several development challenges to their economic, environmental
CW4CJ 2023! An Earth Day celebration.
After a successful inaugural staging in 2022, the Caribbean Women for Climate Justice conference is back! Conference leads, The Climate Conscious Podcast and The Breadfruit Collective join forces with Global Yaadie podcast for a second pod-to-pod episode. In a healthy dose of Caribbean girl magic, the planning team shares CW4J 2023 conference mission of prioritizing solutions within the climate-g
5. Better Than Before: Resilient, inclusive and environmentally sustainable Caribbean Development | feat. Arica Hill
On the fifth and final episode of Better Than Before, leveraging COVID-19 for a sustainable Caribbean, host Derval Barzey speaks with Arica Hill, the Executive Director of the Environmental Awareness Group (EAG)– Antigua and Barbuda’s longest standing environmental NGO. Arica has more than a decade of experience in the environmental field. Her work focuses on providing people and communities wit
4. Better Than Before: Caribbean MSMEs and green business models. | feat. Liza Yunis
How do micro, small and medium sized enterprises (MSMEs) play a role in achieving sustainable development in the Caribbean? In this episode of Better Than Before, leveraging COVID-19 for a sustainable Caribbean, Liza Yunis shares her personal experiences on Caribbean MSMEs and green business models.Liza has over 20 years of international experience in enterprise generation, business planning, pro
3. Better Than Before: Green growth: The just transition of the Caribbean workforce | feat. Professor Winston Moore
In Episode 3 of Better Than Before, leveraging COVID-19 for a sustainable Caribbean, Professor Winston Moore addresses COVID-19 recovery, green jobs, economic developments and the just transition of the workforce in the Caribbean. Professor Moore is a Professor of Economics and a Deputy Principal at the University of the West Indies, Cave Hill Campus. His recent research examines the issues surrou
2. Better Than Before: Closing the gap: Gender equality and social inclusion in the Caribbean | feat. Judith Wedderburn
How can the Caribbean build back better from COVID-19 considering the gender and social inequalities that exist? Judith Wedderburn brings her decades of experience as an educator, facilitator, advocate & researcher in the field of gender & development in Jamaica & the wider Caribbean. This episode is in collaboration with the Caribbean Natural Resources Institute (CANARI) as part of th
1. Better Than Before: Reimagining development in the Caribbean | feat. Nicole Leotaud, CANARI
In today’s episode, we have special guest Nicole Leotaud, the Executive Director of the Caribbean Natural Resources Institute (CANARI). This episode is the first of this 5-part series, Better Than Before, Leveraging COVID-19 recovery for a sustainable Caribbean. The Better Than Before series is supported under the “Amplifying local voices for a just and resilient COVID-19 recovery” project, which
The Better Than Before series - Leveraging COVID-19 recovery for a sustainable Caribbean
The COVID-19 pandemic has presented many challenges to the world, but it has also created many opportunities for change. Within the process of recovery, it is essential that we take steps to create a more sustainable future. The Climate Conscious and Caribbean Natural Resources Institute (CANARI) present a new limited series podcast about how we can leverage COVID 19 recovery measures to build bac
Planning for a Just Future | CW4CJ Conference 2022 Panel 4
Recording of Panel 4 on Day 3 of the inaugural Caribbean Women for Climate Justice Conference 2022, April 23, 2022 Panel 4: Planning for a Just FuturePanellists:Kendria Ferguson, Sustainability Consultant (Bahamas)Khadija Stewart, Founder of Ecovybz Environmental Creatives, Regional representative for Sustainable Ocean Alliance (Trinidad and Tobago)Anaitee Mills, Co-founder of ITACA Solutions, Sus
Climate Resilient Communities and Economies | CW4CJ Conference 2022 Panel 3
Recording of Panel 3 on Day 3 of the inaugural Caribbean Women for Climate Justice Conference 2022, April 23, 2022 Panellists:Le-Anne Roper, Author and Sustainable Development Specialist (Jamaica)Marcelle Lawrence, Social Entrepreneur and Founder of Eco-Island Group (Bermuda)Danii Mcletchie, Founder of Carnicycle (Trinidad and Tobago)Alyssa-Amor Gibbons, Architectural Designer (Barbados)Moderator:
Invest in our Women, Invest in our Planet | CW4CJ Conference 2022 Panel 2
Recording of Earth Day Panel on Day 2 of the inaugural Caribbean Women for Climate Justice Conference 2022 on Earth Day, April 22, 2022 Theme: Invest in our Women, Invest in our Planet Panellists:Leisa Perch, CEO and Founder of SAEDI Consulting Barbados Inc. (Barbados)Auro Fraser, Regional Coordinator of Open Society Foundations (Guyana)Ashlee Burnett, Founder of Feminitt (Trinidad and Tobago)Andr
No Climate Justice without Gender Justice | CW4CJ Conference 2022 Keynote by Ayesha Constable of GirlsCARE
Recording of Keynote address on Day 2 of the inaugural Caribbean Women for Climate Justice Conference 2022 on Earth Day, April 22, 2022 Theme: Invest in our Women, Invest in our Planet Keynote address by Ayesha Constable of GirlsCarePoem by Nikhil Sankar Ayesha has paired her activism with her scholarship having researched and published on gender and climate change as part of her doctoral studies
Human Rights & Climate Justice | CW4CJ Conference 2022 Panel 1
Recording of Panel 1 of the inaugural Caribbean Women for Climate Justice Conference 2022: Human Rights & Climate JusticeDay 1 | April 21, 2022 | 6-8 PM ASTTheme: Human Rights, Women’s Rights, and the Rights of Indigenous Peoples - What does the Caribbean of the future look like when Human Rights are centered?Moderator: Malene Alleyne (Jamaica)Panelists: Sherlina Nageer – Gender Activist (Guya
E.038 Caribbean Women for Climate Justice
“Injustice anywhere is a threat to justice everywhere. We are caught in an inescapable network of mutuality, tied in a single garment of destiny. Whatever affects one directly, affects all indirectly." - Martin Luther King There is no Climate Justice without Gender Justice! We sound the alarm on the increasing climate vulnerability which amplifies existing inequalities in the Caribbean Region
E037: Life Below Water with Dani Nembhard
The Oceans feed us, protect us, provide for our livelihoods and serve as carbon sinks. Despite the many benefits offered by the ocean, the reports are that our oceans are collapsing from the impacts of over-exploitation, habitat destruction, climate change and pollution.Derval Barzey chats with Dani Nembhard, environmental consultant, marine scientist and climate justice advocate, about the value
E036: SDG Impact with Alicia M. Richins
Looking at the SDG Index ranking of 165 countries, at least 7 Caribbean countries are not ranked. For the Caribbean countries that were ranked, it ranged from 49/ 165 for Cuba, to 150/ 165 for Haiti. In many cases there were data gaps. So while this gives us an idea of the region’s performance when benchmarked against this internationally accepted framework, is this a reliable tool for us to use?
E035: Zero Hunger with Keithlin Caroo
“A nation that cannot feed itself is not free” A rural woman, first and foremost, todays guest is an advocate and changemaker in the fields of gender equity in agriculture and rural development in St. Lucia. Keithlin Caroo is the founder of ‘Helen’s Daughters’ a regionally recognized nonprofit organization that focuses on rural women’s economic empowerment through advocacy, capacity development an
Season 4 Trailer: Onward!
Welcome to Season 4 of The Climate Conscious Podcast!I’m your host Derval Barzey. If it’s your first time tuning in, Welcome!Or, maybe you joined us along the way, during our 3 seasons, It’s so great to have you. & if you’ve been here our very first episode in April 2020, welcome back! Thank you for being a part of the climate conscious community! The Climate Conscious Podcast, is an independ
E034. Caribbean Brewed Research with Masaō Ashtine
"Too many people tell us what to do."On the Season 3 Finale, Host Derval Barzey chats with Dr Masao Ashtine about the role of research in shaping the Caribbean's sustainable future: His vision for Caribbean SustainabilityThe urgency of homegrown innovation to mitigate our reliance on external driversDeveloping the region's human and research capacity and embracing the diaspora.
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