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Project Dandelion The first global, women-led campaign for climate justice.

On our radar this week 🌼📖 We’re reading new policy briefs released by Equality Institute addressing the link between gen...
22/06/2026

On our radar this week 🌼

📖 We’re reading new policy briefs released by Equality Institute addressing the link between gender inequality and climate change.
🎙️ We’re tuning into Outrage + Optimism, where Dandelion Christiana Figueres explores how extreme heat is affecting the World Cup and other sporting events.
💡 To kick off London Climate Action Week, we’re spotlighting Go Jauntly, a walking and wayfinding app founded by London-based Hana Sutch, which connects communities to nature across the UK.

All content links in our bio 🔗

Dandelion of the Week: Payal Dalal 🌼Growing up with immigrant small business owner parents and travelling widely, she ob...
19/06/2026

Dandelion of the Week: Payal Dalal 🌼

Growing up with immigrant small business owner parents and travelling widely, she observed the same pattern everywhere: people working with remarkable ingenuity, held back not by a lack of solutions, but by a lack of opportunity. That conviction has driven her career. For Payal, the real barrier is the persistent gap between innovation and investment - and closing it is what her work is built around.

Today, she leads at the Mastercard Center for Inclusive Growth - with whom we’ve partnered alongside CARE and in a new report launching at London Climate Action Week, reframing women entrepreneurs as opportunity, not risk.

Check out the full interview in the Dandelion Digest. Link in our bio 🔗

Women are at the heart of regenerative agriculture – nurturing their farms, raising their families, shaping their commun...
09/06/2026

Women are at the heart of regenerative agriculture – nurturing their farms, raising their families, shaping their communities, and restoring their land. 🌱

But they often face real barriers to leadership: limited land ownership, unequal decision-making power, and the weight of daily household demands.

(SHI) works to change that. They train women to restore their land through sustainable farming, build leadership and business skills, and break through traditional limits on their influence.

Meet three women from Honduras SHI is walking with and learning from.

Because when women lead, action follows!

On our radar this   🌊📖 We’re reading about ocean threats and hopeful conservation solutions.🎬 We’re tuning into Ocean on...
08/06/2026

On our radar this 🌊

📖 We’re reading about ocean threats and hopeful conservation solutions.
🎬 We’re tuning into Ocean on Fire, a short film by Earthrise.
🌱 We’re spotlighting Munje Tunusuru Women’s Group, a grassroots initiative that has grown over one million mangrove seedlings along Kenya’s coastline.

You can find Dandelion Edit links in our bio 🔗

Dandelion of the Week: Farwiza Farhan 🌼This  , we’re reflecting on a truth that keeps emerging in our conversations: env...
05/06/2026

Dandelion of the Week: Farwiza Farhan 🌼

This , we’re reflecting on a truth that keeps emerging in our conversations: environmental protection is about relationships.

Farwiza has spent years reconnecting forests with the communities that depend on them, and in doing so, redefining what conservation means. For her, real change is not measured in protected hectares but in shifted power: stronger local leadership, and recognising the women already stewarding the ecosystems we all rely on. 🌏

🔗 Check out the full interview in the Dandelion Digest, our weekly newsletter. Link in bio 🔗

There’s a force powerful enough to transform global food systems, cut carbon emissions, and lift millions out of hunger....
05/06/2026

There’s a force powerful enough to transform global food systems, cut carbon emissions, and lift millions out of hunger. This , we’re challenging you to find out what it is - swipe through to take our short quiz 👉

At Project Dandelion, we connect, amplify, and mobilise funding to the women transforming agriculture from the ground up - because true climate justice starts by shifting power to those who feed the world.

And later this month, we’ll be bringing this conversation to London Climate Action Week. Find out more: https://www.projectdandelion.live/lcaw 🔗

Can London Climate Action Week unlock the power of women-led climate solutions? 🔓🌍Project Dandelion will be at the heart...
03/06/2026

Can London Climate Action Week unlock the power of women-led climate solutions? 🔓🌍

Project Dandelion will be at the heart of it, hosting conversations, gatherings, and leadership moments across the city. Our focus will be connecting the bold, emerging women-led climate solutions already reshaping food systems, climate finance, and local resilience with the people and capital that can help them grow.

Some key events for your diary 👇

🗓️ Who Shapes The Future of Food?, in partnership with Commonland, Alliance of Bioversity International and CIAT, and Kite Insights, happening on June 22 (invite only).

🗓️ Dandelion Nightcap, happening from 20:30 to 21:30 on June 22 at the Royal Garden Hotel.

🗓️ Financing The Future, in partnership with Mastercard Center for Inclusive Growth, CARE, and Futerra, happening from 12:00 to 13:00 on June 25 at Solutions House.

Will we see you at London Climate Action Week? Let us know in the comments 🌼

🔗 For more information, check out our official LCAW microsite: https://www.projectdandelion.live/lcaw

On our radar this week 🌼📖 We’re reading Hum by Helen Philips, winner of the 2026 Climate Fiction Prize.🎬 We’re tuning in...
01/06/2026

On our radar this week 🌼

📖 We’re reading Hum by Helen Philips, winner of the 2026 Climate Fiction Prize.
🎬 We’re tuning into the latest episode of Zero: The Climate Race with Tzeporah Berman.
💡 We’re spotlighting Climate Conscious Communities, a project driving gender-responsive climate action across Belfast.

All content links here 🔗 https://linkpages.pro/projdandelion

31/05/2026

Change doesn’t trickle down. It grows up - from the ground, through trust, through the hands of women farmers, micro-entrepreneurs, and community health leaders who’ve been building solutions long before the world started paying attention.

We hosted the Feeding a Hotter World Dandelion Dialogue in Nairobi with our friends from the Women, Faith, and Climate Network (WFCN) to listen, connect, and document what’s already in motion across East African food systems, from seed innovation and regenerative agriculture to circular systems and farmer-centered technology.

Hear from Liz Wathuti, Lenah Mwangi and Rachel Kibui on what part of the Dialogue resonated with them.

Dandelion of the Week: Achaloi Jane Frances 🌼Achaloi Jane Frances is a Ugandan community leader who mobilizes women smal...
29/05/2026

Dandelion of the Week: Achaloi Jane Frances 🌼

Achaloi Jane Frances is a Ugandan community leader who mobilizes women smallholder farmers through organic farming and collective action.

Witnessing climate change devastate her community’s soil and crops, she became an advocate for environmental restoration and food sovereignty. Her leadership proves that women farmers are not just participants in change but powerful drivers of resilient, community-rooted solutions.

Check out the full interview in the Dandelion Digest, our weekly newsletter. Link in bio 🔗

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