Description: The Global Movement for Seed Freedom joins the Women's Global Call for Climate Justice and invites you to join people and communities around the globe, from the 2nd to the 16th of October to celebrate our seeds, our soils, our land, our territories, and to create an Earth Democracy based on Living Seed, Living Soil, healthy communities and living economies. We are living in a changing and challenging world. We clearly have two totally different world orders, two totally different world views, two totally different paradigms evolving. One is based on ONE Corporation with one paradigm, one agriculture, monopolies, monocultures, crushing the soil, crushing the biodiversity, crushing the small farmers, crushing our bodies with disease. On the other hand we have billions of species, millions of people. We, the people – cannot fail the Earth, each other and the future. If each of us takes a pledge to protect the Living Seed and protect the Living Soil, to grow our food as close to home a

The Women Environmental Programme, based in Nigeria, will coordinate with other networks/alliances on a series of communications activities to build awareness for a just and gender-responsive climate agreement in Paris at COP21. WEP will host a consultative forum on gender and climate change, focusing on the disproportionate climate change impacts which women are most vulnerable in terms of disruption of livelihood, global inequality, sourcing for energy, and adaptation and mitigation strategies.

We will be coordinating national and regional CSO groups to raise the level of national and regional awareness in pacific small island states on the urgency of climate justice, and the need to integrate gender justice and women’s human rights into all Pacific initiatives by governments and CSOs and social movements, including urgent action before COP21; Ensuring that diverse Pacific women and girls are directly engaged in analysis, advocacy and movement building initiatives in urgent action before COP21.

We will work across 10 state capitals in India, particular with women's groups, to explain the climate change negotiations process and the intended outcomes of the Paris Conference of Parties. It will be brought to the attention of the public how and why gender equality, human rights and justice need to be at the center of the agreement. In each of the state capitals, we will run awareness and advocacy programs involving representatives of the local government, academics, practitioners, women, youth, local citizens, CSOs and legislators.

In collaboration with the sasrai-Movement Chittagong Nursing College held a prayer session stirring up climate leaders among nurses across the globe echoing the Laudato Si demand and the Pope’s World Day of Prayer for the Environment 'Care of Creation'. Prior to prayer session we shared the sasrai-Movement theme among the participants.

Thanks to a grant from DAART (lesdaartiens.org), ARADES organized training on design and cooking in thermal baskets with 6 women’s associations between Saint-Louis and Ngaye –Mécké for one week and with sixty people. In two month, after that, ARADES organized a cooking integration system with ten households to obtain fifty more new dishes and Senegalese meals that could be made in the basket. In 2013, ARADES invited all their members to discover together the meals of thermal basket. We counted more than two hundred visitors between Saint-Louis, Ngaye-Meckhe and Dakar.

he Philippine Development Initiatives and Assistance for the Rural Sectors, Inc. (PDIARS), working with the Filipino women's movement, will launch a series of actions to engage embassies from major polluters based in our country- to make demands for climate justice.

Individual/Team Energy,Economy,Solutions,Survival,Power,Climate Justice

Organization/Alliance/Network Energy,Solutions,Climate Justice

Individual/Team Energy,Economy,Solutions,Power,Climate Justice