Jennifer Kwao is the editorial and project officer of the Green European Journal, with a background in EU law and external relations. She is also the co-founder of the climate justice platform 1.2 Diaries which documents and amplifies the ideas, expertise, and lived experiences of those most impacted by a world at 1.2+ degrees warming. Her work and advocacy focus on climate justice, racial justice, diaspora youth mobilisation, and Africa-EU relations.
Articles
Ugandan activist Patience Nabukalu talks about her experience as a climate activist in the Global South.
Read moreThree stories on the struggle for inclusion even as youth representation and climate justice has gained recognition in the mainstream.
Read moreWe asked climate justice researcher Roland Ngam about the summit's significance and the alternatives to the green growth model it promoted.
Read moreWhen do environmental conflicts turn violent? How are military and environmental conflicts related?
Read moreHow the mad rush for precious minerals and gold is sowing seeds of conflict in Ghana.
Read moreTwo experts react to Nigeria’s presidential election and its future relation with the rest of the world.
Read moreHow the cost of living crisis affects the everyday lives of people around Europe.
Read moreRussia’s war on Ukraine marks a tipping point for a deeply unequal and flawed global food system.
Read moreThe UN climate regime has a gender problem and it negatively affects our ability to combat the climate crisis.
Read moreBreaking the silos of the mainstream and in gender equality policies requires a new approach centred around justice.
Read moreRiding on a wave of nostalgia and amnesia, Britain set on a course to leave the EU. Disparities of the pandemic and the anti-racist movement brought home how the imperial past haunts today.
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