Climate

In the final episode of the season of There Will Be Dancing, Karen, a WELA co-founder, reflects on a career in environmental leadership.

Climate disasters can increase violence against women and girls, while placing greater care burdens on those already facing inequality.

As Australia prepares to take the negotiating chair at COP31, two women leading disaster responses across our region set out what they expect in return.

Dr Nicole Kuepper-Russell joins a recent episode of There Will Be Dancing to talk about what it takes to build a clean energy future.

Robyn James joins There Will Be Dancing, a podcast produced by Women’s Environmental Leadership Australia (WELA) to explore what it means to share power in a movement that often assumes its own goodness.

Women across Australia are speaking up for climate action, using their experiences and communities to push for real change.

Natalie Kyriacou joins a recent episode of There Will Be Dancing to explore why humour might be the most underrated tools of the climate movement. 

Women’s Agenda will spend the next six weeks exploring the role of care, kindness and connection in Australia’s response to climate change.

Over two decades of music, campaigns and policy work, Holly Rankin has landed on a single idea: if you change the story a society tells itself, you can change the system. 

In a recent episode of There Will Be Dancing, a podcast produced by Women’s Environmental Leadership Australia, Sarah Eccles reflects on what it means to lead with Country at the centre of every decision.

Ten Australians who have each had their lives upended by climate change are taking a landmark legal case against the government to the UN.

The labour of hope so often falls on women. Sarah Wilson argues we should reach for something else: acceptance that collapse is happening.