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Not On Our Soil – A Climate Justice Reality: Feature Film

Everyone has the right to a safe and healthy e3nvironment, yet South Africans are experiencing extreme climate and environmental injustices all around the country. But, with the knowledge and understanding of our democracy, our rights, and how we can take part in the decisions that affect our future, comes the responsibility and empowerment to actively engage elected representatives and advocate for a just, equitable, and sustainable transition to a low-carbon and inclusive society.

Resource Details

Organization: African Climate Reality Project
Resource Type: Videos & Webinars
Topic: Climate, Climate Action
Source URL: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y_TQzzdzxS8

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