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GenderCC - Women for Climate Justice is a global network of organisations, experts and activists working for gender equality, women's rights and climate justice.

28/09/2026

Tune in to our webinar (spanish/english/portuguese) this wednesday on mapping the false solutions to climate change in Latin America! 📍Based on the map of false solutions to the climate crisis, we will share our experience in identifying such solutions, focusing on their impact on feminist justice and the care economy. We will also share genuine solutions that emerge from Latin American peoples. We encourage organizations fighting for climate justice to join us and contribute to mapping efforts in their regions.
Languages: Spanish, Portuguese and English
🗒️Register for the webinar here: https://eu01web.zoom.us/meeting/register/B1xKq19hSOmjfRnSC2UcTQ
The webinar is organised by the Global Campaign to Demanding Climate Justice (DJC Latin America) and the Latin American and Caribbean Platform for Climate Justice (PLAC-JC)

25/08/2026

Second article in our series on stories from Indonesia: author Renie Aryandani explores the linkage between just transition and security expansion through the lens of climate litigations. Find the full article in www.medium/notwithoutus

20/08/2026

New article up: exploring energy planning, litigations, gender and climate justice in Indonesia 🇮🇩 read the full piece by environmental lawyer Renie Aryandani on medium.org/notwithoutus

30/11/2025

Statement by the Women and Gender Constituency at the COP30 closing plenary, delivered by Ana Cardoso.

“Despite the failures of multilateralism, feminists delivered in the halls of Belém.

Our power is not in these hollow decisions but in the struggle they illuminate, and we will return to these halls to fight for our rights.
Demarcação Já.
Amazônia livre de petróleo“

Read the full statement in the fixed comment below!

28/11/2025

The Not Without Us! team has returned home after two weeks at COP30. Get a glimpse of our advocacy for gender and climate justice within and outside of the UNFCCC space!

You can also find our statement on the results of the negotiations : in German on www.life-online.de and in English on https://gendercc.net/. This concludes our take-over of the instagram channel.

See you next time!

Foto credits (from left to right)
P. Screenshot from UNFCCC webcast
P. 3 International Indigenous forum on climate change
P. 4. UNFCCC/Kiara Worth; LIFE e.V.; UNFCCC/Kiara Worth
P.5 WECF; LIFE e.V., Aksi
P. 6 International Indigenous Forum on climate change
p. 7 Katherine Quaid
P.8 LIFE e.V., UNFCCC/Kiara Worth
p.9 LIFE e.V., WGC
p.10 Screenshot from UNFCCC webcast

28/11/2025

Wrapping up two intense and inspiring weeks at COP30 🌿✨

Our GetDecarb team is leaving Belém energised and more committed than ever. These past days have been a whirlwind of advocacy, collaboration, and determination as we represented the communities we work with in Makassar, Yogyakarta, and Ambon.
📍 From negotiation rooms to the plenaries, we followed multiple tracks closely and contributed to the momentum that led to the adoption of the Belém Gap - a milestone we’re proud to have supported.
📣 We joined actions across the COP venue, bringing our banners and messages that reflect the lived realities in Indonesia, making sure that the voices from the ground were seen and heard.
🎤 Our highlight: a fully attended side event at the German Pavilion, where we had the chance to present our project, share community stories, and connect with partners who care as deeply as we do about a just, inclusive decarbonisation pathway.
As we return home, we’re carrying renewed energy and a stronger sense of purpose. The work continues, with and for the communities driving climate solutions every day.

27/11/2025

Meet Marhaini from Aksi! for Gender and Ecological Social Justice Indonesia. She went to COP30 with the project GetDecarb, a project on women-led gender-transformative nitiatives in Indonesia.

“I came to amplify women voices from the community especially from small farmers and smaller communities, and the urban poor. We demand that the government involves women in the decision-making process, especially the whole process of planning, implementing, monitoring and evaluation and the full stages of the project and policy of climate change.”

Want to learn more about our project? Visit our website: https://life-online.de/project/get-decarb/

This project is supported by the International Climate Initiative (IKI) of the Federal Government of Germany. Within the Federal Government, the IKI is anchored in the Federal Ministry for the Environment, Climate Action, Nature Conservation and Nuclear Safety (BMUKN). Selected individual projects are also the responsibility of the Federal Foreign Office (AA).

24/11/2025

Babitha PS, member of the Facilitative Committee of the Women and Gender Constituency, cofounder of Menstruation Matters, Kerala, and part of the Not Without Us! Project, spoke on behalf of the WGC at the Kick Big Polluters Out press conference:

“Our constituencies, consisting of women, Indigenous leaders, LGBTIQ+ individuals and frontline communities, are once again outnumbered eight times by lobbyists who are representing the very fossil fuel system we are working to dismantle.

This COP is presented to us as the COP of implementation of the Paris Agreement, as the most inclusive COP held in the heart of the Amazon, on Indigenous, sacred land, in a region whose people have safeguarded life for generations. But what we are presented with is an illusion of inclusion and justice, while in reality we are getting false solutions and dangerous distractions.

Big polluters must stop being able to write the rules of climate action right now - we demand an end to corporate sponsorship.

There is no climate justice with polluters in. There is no climate justice without Indigenous People’s rights.”

24/11/2025

🌈 Together with the Intersectional Qu**rs Working Group of the Women & Gender Constituency, Elena Georgiadi from LIFE e.V. spoke at the “Queer Intersections for Climate Justice: Demands and Progress for COP30” press conference at COP30 in Belém, Brazil.
She highlighted the specific vulnerabilities LGBTQ+ people face in the Balkans and Mediterranean during climate emergencies:
“If your family home isn’t safe because of your sexuality or gender identity, where do you seek refuge during a fire? The climate crisis does not check our documents before it arrives… Our invisibility in policy documents is not inevitable; it is a choice. And choices can be changed.” Elena called for explicit recognition and protection of q***r realities in all climate policy texts. 🏳️‍⚧️🏳️‍🌈

Watch the full press conference here: https://unfccc.int/event/out-for-sustainability-q***r-intersections-for-climate-justice-demands-and-progress-for-cop-30-0

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