Understanding climate change and mental health can feel like trying to solve a puzzle, especially for us Africans. Many people feel the effects of climate change but do not understand it, its causes, or know it as climate change. Additionally, mental health often carries a negative stigma, often associated with madness making it hard to […]
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Young voices are amplifying the link between climate change and mental health. Join the conversation by sharing your insights. Contribute to the Connecting Climate Minds movement for a more sustainable world.
Last Saturday, two of our team members, Ayomide Olude and Seyi Agboola joined Novva Communications for the audio drama listening event of ‘Does the sky fall on everyone?’ written by Pyemwa Deshi. This drama is part of the Climate Change and Other Small Talk podcast series and this episode tells the story of a confrontation
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If you were to ask me about my greatest fear, it would be the loss of freedom to truly experience the joys of being a human connected to a dynamic and vital natural system. The fear intensifies as the climate crisis and its resulting political, economic, and socio-cultural impacts continue to escalate. I have come
We alongside other amazing organisations launched the Connecting Climate Minds research project to develop an inclusive research agenda for climate change and mental health, rooted in the experiences of affected communities.
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Nobody should feel like they have to wait in queue for support that is this dire, especially when it’s meant to be equitable and fair, because the toll of climate impacts is increasing in real-time and every injustice has a consequence.
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Ten years ago, equal pay for equal work was an issueToday, it’s still an issue.#MeToo existed, probably not as pronounced as it is now
Climate change has obvious and serious implications on our environment but according to a study, its implications go beyond the physical. It isn’t news that young people today have higher documented cases of mental issues ranging from Anxiety, Depression, Suicidal thoughts, Multiple personality disorders and so on. This has been linked to different reasons, climate
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