Posts Tagged "Climate Crisis"

The hustle and bustle of people around COP30 in Brazil 

November 28, 2025

Segue-se o original em português. Everything at once now. People who feel the pulse of life on Earth are in a hurry. The climate collapse of our Common Home is not ‘knocking on the door, it is sitting on the…

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Excuse me, but where can we find people looking for solutions to the climate crisis?

November 11, 2025

Français Silvia Vasquez-Olguin is in Belém do Pará, Brazil for the 30th “Conference of the Parties” to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change. She is part of the KAIROS COP30 Delegation and serves as KAIROS’ Global Partnership Coordinator…

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Event

Candles for COP27

Join this candlelight walking vigil to support the COP 27 climate conference taking place in Egypt, November 6-18. The vigil will start on the steps of First Met church, walking around a short distance along Quadra, Pandora and Blanshard and…

Connecting the dots

September 28, 2022

Remember connect-the-dots pictures? Many are incredibly simple (like this bunny) – the image sometimes could even be discerned without drawing the lines between dots. But some pictures are much more complicated, with the picture emerging from all those unconnected points…

Post filed in: Corporate Accountability, Ecological Justice, Gender Justice/Women of Courage, Indigenous Rights, Migrant Justice

Climate anxiety and hope

September 27, 2022

This sounds like the beginning of a joke: six years ago, a psychologist, a public health professor, and a sociology researcher walked into an online chat room.   It wasn’t a joke. The three talked about the anxiety they felt over…

Post filed in: Ecological Justice

Introducing Tia Kennedy, youth delegate

September 22, 2022

Meet Tia Kennedy. She is one of the KAIROS/For the Love of Creation youth delegates in COP 27 delegation. Tia is from the Oneida Nation of The Thames and Walpole Island First Nation. She has recently begun working for the…

Post filed in: Ecological Justice, Indigenous Rights