The voices of women and girls in politics and the media have been stifled and excluded from the decision-making conversations around climate justice. This globally representative panel of climate activists will focus on the rights of women and girls to engage with and be represented in both politics and the media on the issue of climate justice. They will discuss why representation matters for successful climate justice and provide examples of initiatives across the media and politics which promote a more diverse and intersectional approach to finding solutions to the existential threat we all face.

This event will continue to build a collaborative community of practice as we bring together Tribal leaders and technology staff, relevant federal & state government agency representatives and policy makers, broadband infrastructure experts, and others working in areas related to Tribal broadband in Oregon and surrounding regions.

Be part of the discussion on the methodological breakthrough and extension of the current definition of global poverty by examining innovative thresholds to assess the internet poverty concept. Sign up for our exclusive webinar if you haven't registered yet for free.

Please join me for the next fireside chat on Monday Apr. 11th, 2022, from 4:00-4:50 pm EDT featuring John Francis, PhD, Zen and the Art of Environmental Protection: https://go.gmu.edu/FChat3.