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How the Climate Justice Movement Could Solve Global Gender Inequalities

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"One might wonder how climate justice relates to gender issues, as the former is an environmental crisis while the latter relates to human-rights conflicts. The complex nature of climate change determines that the most challenging crisis humanity faces have multi-dimensional impacts. This article was written out of curiosity about the possible potential relationship between these two topics, attempting to dig out the intertwining patterns underneath them. Surprisingly, climate justice and gender equality turn out to be an essential pairing in building resilience and achieving sustainability, and there are way more to be discussed."

-- Zoe (Liao Er Dong), Year 3 Student of Bachelor of Social Sciences (Honours) in Global and Environmental Studies

Here is the weblink of the full article written by Student Zoe Liao on climate justice and gender equality, which is published on EARTH.ORG website.

https://earth.org/climate-justice-movement-gender-inequalities/

 

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Sharing from three of our graduates

Mr Edwin Au-yeung, Ms Natalie Au Wing-lam and Mr Gary Chan Chi-hung shared with their fellow juniors currently studying at SSPS their job-finding and work experiences.

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