by wendy@canari.org | Oct 6, 2026 | Climate Justice
Read the session “In case you missed it” notes here. Key takeaways Be clear about what you want to change. Advocacy should identify the decision, policy, practice or public understanding being targeted, who has the power to change it and where opportunities for...
by wendy@canari.org | Sep 30, 2026 | Blogs, Climate Justice, News, NEWS & UPDATES, Publications
By Dylis McDonald | CANARI | 2026 I want to begin with a name—but I can’t. She has to be protected from further threats and harassment. What I can share is this: a member of an environmental organisation has described, across various spaces, the intimidation and...
by wendy@canari.org | Sep 14, 2026 | Climate Justice
Read the session “In case you missed it” notes here. Key takeaways 1. Access to information and participation work together as a sequence. People need accessible, well-translated information before they can meaningfully participate. Therefore, technical documents,...
by wendy@canari.org | Sep 3, 2026 | CANARI's Latest News, Climate Justice, News, NEWS & UPDATES, News Releases
Port of Spain, September 2, 2026 – The Caribbean Natural Resources Institute (CANARI) and Caribbean Climate Justice Alliance are very pleased to support climate justice advocacy led by six civil society organisations (CSOs) via small grants awarded for 2026-2027 under...
by wendy@canari.org | Aug 13, 2026 | Climate Justice, Webinars
Read the session “In case you missed it” notes here. 1. Break the silos. Caribbean Indigenous solidarity needs to be deliberate and cross-community — not folded into broader regional or Latin American groupings but built as its own focused network. 2. Consultation...
by wendy@canari.org | Aug 13, 2026 | Climate Justice, Webinars
Read the session “In case you missed it” notes here. Key takeaways 1. Climate change disrupts not only physical and economic security but emotional wellbeing. Grief over lost futures, reluctance to have children, and eroding hope are significant, under-recognized...
