Tag: Window into COP29

I share the frustration already expressed in Jen Grey Eagleâ€s blog and Melody Arteagaâ€s interview with Ethan Vue about this ...

Rattle, clang, bash.  Branches, leaves, and rain slam into my bedroom window.  I knew what was coming when the sky ...

Sunday November 17th was the official day of rest for COP29 participants as negotiations stalled, the pavilion chaos closed its ...

COP29 has been a multidimensional experience. Iâ€ve had so many opportunities to grow and learn, for which I truly am ...

I was raised by a mother who believes in and pursues Collective Liberation, and a grandma that learned what that ...

“It’s so frustrating, Iâ€m done,†one of my closest friends told me, walking out of her classroom.  She explained to ...

I woke up with a specific word that keeps spinning around my head – right before it reaches the point ...

As I wind down from day 4 of COP29, I canâ€t help but feel many mixed emotions about our future ...

Since arriving here at COP29, Iâ€ve been thinking about the different reasons people come to this global stage. There are ...

It was 8am in Baku, Azerbaijan when I woke up for the first day of COP29 still feeling the 10 ...