The following video was created based upon a RMI presentation with guest speaker, Dr. James Fletcher, Managing Director of Soloricon, on June 3, 2021. Learn more & get involved: https://www.caribbeanclimatejustice.org/ More on the RMI Islands Energy Program: https://rmi.org/our-work/islands-energy-program/

The official launch video of Where is the Justice - An Anthology of Caribbean Youth Perspectives on the Climate Crisis

A panel discussion, hosted by the Commonwealth Foundation, on the subject of Loss and Damage from climate change and the need for reparations to the countries that are the victims of the irreversible impacts of climate change

The full proceedings of the First Virtual Caribbean Youth Parliament on Climate Justice

In this latest Panos caribbean's Voices for Climate Change Education PSA, ambassadors City Lock, Don Gass and Rebellion share why climate change is their business, and should be yours too! THis video is made possible thanks to partners: the Planning Institute of Jamaica and the Pilot Programme for Climate Resilience - Jamaica's Climate Data and Information Management Project.

May is child month and Voices for Climate Change Education is seeking to influence children positively to take #CommunityClimateAction. Check out what these teachers at Bustamante High School, Clarendon, Jamaica have to say about climate change education. #WeHaffiChage #ClimateSmartLiving The National Child Month Committee (NCMC) is calling on citizens to provide a supportive and positive environment for the nation’s children as it prepares to observe Child Month in May under the theme ‘A.F.F.I.R.M Me!’. Chairman of the NCMC, Dr. Pauline Mullings, explained that A.F.F.I.R.M is an acronym for “Acknowledge me, (Be) Friend Me, Favour Me, Influence me positively, Respect Me, and Motivate Me” and emerged out of calls by children for adults to recognise and validate their worth.

Voices for Climate Change Education ambassador Everton Nelson, "Jamaican Sammy Junior", is here to tell you about the importance of protectiong reefs: "if you spit in the sky, it will fall in your eyes". #WeHaffiChange

Saint Lucia's Minister for Public Service, Sustainable Development, Energy, Science and Technology, Hon James Fletcher, addresses the Closing Plenary of COP21 following the adoption of the historic Paris Agreement at Le Bourget, Paris on 12 December 2015

Thanks to funding through the Pilot Program for Climate Resilience (PPCR) Jamaica, students at Bustamante High School, Clarendon, Jamaica are learning first-hand how protected agriculture is an adaptation option for climate change that helps ensure food and nutrition security. #WeHaffiChange #CommunityClimateAction #Smartandsteady