In October 2019 RJN were asked to present testimony to the Leeds Climate Change Citizens’ Jury.
Our chosen theme for this testimony was the need for an international perspective to be considered in all thoughts, recommendations and action.
The 15-minute presentation from RJN director Peninah Wangari-Jones and trustee Sai Murray is below (from 13mins 29):
In addition, we were posed several questions around the need to consider climate change from an international perspective. Videos available below:
We look forward to hearing the recommendations for the city of Leeds and will continue to engage with our local and global communities to push the agenda of climate justice, recognising the climate debt owed to the majority world from exploiting countries (such as the UK) and striving towards the goal of holistic, economic, spiritual, environmental and cultural repairs to end racial injustice and to address legacies of colonialism.
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[…] October 2019 myself and Peninah Wangari-Jones (director of the Racial Justice Network) were asked to present testimony to the Leeds Climate Change Citizens’ […]
[…] RJN was allocated 15 minutes in one of the 9 sessions (30 hours in total) to deliver our testimony, and 15 minutes to field any questions (this shared presentation from RJN director Peninah Wangari-Jones and trustee Sai Murray, together with filmed interview questions posed outside the session, can be seen here). […]
[…] RJN was allocated 15 minutes in one of the 9 sessions (30 hours in total) to deliver our testimony, and 15 minutes to field any questions (this shared presentation from RJN director Peninah Wangari-Jones and trustee Sai Murray, together with filmed interview questions posed outside the session, can be seen here). […]