Although global awareness of the physical and social risks posed by changing climate is on the rise, those risks do not pose equal threats to every part of the world, or even within individual communities. As the potential for climate disasters to devastate communities mount — and the disparities between those threats — become more obvious, we will need both better coordination and better solutions in order to guarantee the long-term resilience of our most affected geographies.

Join us for a discussion on the practical implications of what it looks like to take a justice-minded approach to confronting the unequal impacts climate change stands to have. Together, we’ll shed light on some of the most innovative and cut-through approaches to climate resilience and adaptation, prioritizing a lens that takes into account the disproportionate harm global warming stands to cause already vulnerable and marginalized communities.