WE ARE 960,000 WOMEN AND GIRLS FROM EVERY CORNER OF THE PLANET BUILDING A LIFESTYLE REVOLUTION TO FIGHT THE CLIMATE CRISIS. Will you join the movement? More than ever before we are mobilising to act on climate change through the way we live. We are divesting from fossil fuels, rejecting fast fashion and over-consumption at large, limiting our red meat intake and we are amplifying our voices and demanding more climate action from our governments and leaders. Join on our website, download our new climate action App. Just search for 1 Million Women on Apple or google play, follow us on Facebook , Instagram and Twitter. In 2020, we will be deepening our research into the lifestyle change needed across the globe, launching new campaigns, making our voices stronger and creating more community driven local actions.
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Women are speaking out: 'Nuclear is high cost, high risk'. Off the back of new @DemosAU research 1 Million Women supporters share their concerns around nuclear energy. Curious to learn more? Dive into the full report: https://acf.to/3Zzs4zd
Our founder Natalie Isaacs was cited in a The Guardian article on the nuclear debate's gender split today. Thank you Lisa Cox for bringing light to the results of our nuclear survey! "In separate data, the climate advocacy organisation 1 Million Women surveyed an additional 3,351 women among its own supporters and found 93% were concerned about nuclear. “Nuclear energy is a distraction to meaningful climate solutions and women don’t have the time or patience to entertain the Coalition’s proposal,” its founder, Natalie Isaacs, said." Link to the article here: https://lnkd.in/gsAb8ZsV
Our founder Natalie Isaacs authored a wonderful article on why and how women are thinking long-term when it comes to the nuclear debate, published in The Canberra Times, Illawarra Mercury, The Launceston Examiner, and Burnie Advocate today. These words are especially resonant in a time like this. "Women don't have the time or patience to entertain a nuclear option when we already have the solutions, right here, right now in Australia." The article can be read here: https://lnkd.in/gjdGcgH8
How beautiful is this campaign happening across Ireland this past week as an alternative to Black Friday. The campaign was developed by more than 40 professionals across 10 of Ireland’s leading advertising and media companies. We love that corporations are also joining us in the climate sphere to move beyond consumerism-driven lifestyles and messages. We need as many people as possible on board to transition to a future where we practise mindful living and not overconsume! Image Credit: AdWorld
How good is this quote from the amazing Clare Press? "We need to move beyond the idea that sustainability is about product."
A statement from our 1 Million Women board member and Executive Director of Kaschak Institute for Social Justice for Women and Girls, Lorena Aguilar, who is currently on the ground at #cop29.
Good news to start your Monday 💌 Federal Energy Minister Chris Bowen publicly announced that the required standards for bidirectional charging are progressing fast and should be in place before the end of the year. This means Australians will soon be able to use their electric vehicles as batteries on wheels to power their households - how good! https://lnkd.in/gH8fj3Ch
How inspiring are these The Earthshot Prize 2024 winners? We are so in awe of the work that they're doing 💚 Mentioned are: - Altyn Dala Conservation Initiative - Green Africa Youth Organization (GAYO) - High Ambition Coalition for Nature and People - Keep IT Cool | Deliver while still fresh - Advanced Thermovoltaic Systems
Our founder Natalie Isaacs speaking at our recent 1MW Home Electrification Community Event. If you haven't already, come join our Women Power program (if you are, share this with someone who hasn't!) where we all learn about how to electrify our homes together 💚 Link to sign up: https://lnkd.in/g5KbuyDj