This episode explores how diverse communities are being included in actions to reduce the impact of climate change and nature loss. It features discussions with Dr. Alice Venn and Dr. Alix Dietzel from the University of Bristol, who share their research on just transition and its implementation in Bristol. They emphasize the need for inclusive decision-making and the challenges faced in delivering a just transition. Rachel from the Just Transition Declaration team explains the creation and principles of the declaration aimed at supporting organisations to create fair and inclusive climate policies and practices. Emily Fifield from Eastside Community Trust discusses community-led climate action in Bristol’s Eastern and Lawrence Hill areas, highlighting the importance of involving marginalized communities in this work.
This episode highlights the importance of partnerships and collaborative working with key stakeholders including people from groups currently underrepresented in decision making to reduce the impact of climate change.
This episode was written by Ruth Nortey. Production by Dr. Natalie Hyacinth and Ruth Nortey. The accompanying zine and all images were created by Ellie Shipman.
This podcast is part of a creative commission for Bristol Climate and Nature Partnership as part of the National Lottery funded Community Climate Action Project.
A transcript for this podcast episode can be accessed here.
Length: 55:19
Author / written by: Ruth Nortey
Produced by: Dr Natalie Hyacinth and Ruth Nortey
Copyright: Bristol Climate & Nature Partnership
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