10/10/2026
EducateHer Climate Initiative | Our Bradford, Our Climate
At the launch of EducateHer Climate Initiative, participants came together to explore how climate change, race and inequality intersect in Bradford.
Through community mapping, four groups identified concerns including poor housing, damp and mould, air pollution, limited access to green spaces, flooding, heatwaves, waste disposal and inadequate public infrastructure.
The discussions also highlighted barriers to climate action, including limited climate education, insufficient funding for BME organisations, a lack of youth spaces and challenges accessing safe, welcoming outdoor environments.
But the conversations were not only about challenges. Participants recognised Bradford’s cultural diversity, community networks and collective knowledge as strengths that can support climate resilience.
One message stood out: communities must be part of shaping the solutions.
These conversations are an important starting point for EducateHer’s community climate action and research strand, turning lived experiences into evidence that can inform learning, action and wider decision-making.
Educate Her. Empower Her. Lead Climate Action.