04/03/2026
Climate change is not gender neutral.
In many communities, women and girls are often the first to feel its impacts: through water scarcity, extreme heat, economic pressure, and rising risks to health and safety.
As we approach International Women’s Day (March 8), MyLEGACY is launching Green Frames, a participatory documentary project exploring how climate change intersects with gender and everyday life in Dar es salaam communities.
Through dialogue, reflection, and co-creation, Green Frames will document lived experiences and elevate community voices shaping the climate conversation.
The Green Frames project is part of VIJANA@rtWORK: Creative Youth for Social Cohesion Across Tanzania, implemented by the Goethe-Institut Tanzania and CDEA (Culture and Development East Africa) with financial support from the European Union.
We are grateful to our partners for supporting youth-led creative initiatives that strengthen dialogue, community voice, and social cohesion across Tanzania.
🎥 Follow this journey as community stories begin to unfold.
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Mabadiliko ya tabianchi hayana usawa wa kijinsia.
Wanawake na wasichana mara nyingi huathirika kwanza na kwa kiwango kikubwa zaidi kutokana na athari za mabadiliko ya tabianchi, ikiwemo uhaba wa maji, joto kali, shinikizo la kiuchumi, pamoja na hatari kwa afya na usalama wao.
Kuelekea Siku ya Kimataifa ya Wanawake Duniani (Machi 8), MyLEGACY inazindua Green Frames, mradi unaoakisi sauti za wanawake na wasichana kuhusu uhusiano kati ya tabianchi, jinsia na maisha ya kila siku katika jamii za Dar es Salaam.
Kupitia filamu fupi na mazungumzo shirikishi, mradi huu utaangazia uzoefu halisi na kuinua sauti za jamii katika mjadala wa tabianchi.
Mradi huu ni sehemu ya VIJANA@rtWORK: Vijana Wabunifu kwa mshikamano wa Kijamii Tanzania, unaotekelezwa na Goethe-Institut Tanzania kwa ushirikiano na Culture and Development East Africa (CDEA), kwa ufadhili wa umoja wa Ulaya (EU).
🎥 Fuata safari hii ya simulizi za jamii.
