Join me and Hannah Romses, Angela Liu and Brooke Sutherland of the British Columbia Council for International Cooperation (BCCIC) for Episode 33. We talk about their new "Climate Justice for Municipalities Toolkit" and

- volunteering with the youth led climate action branch @ BCCIC
- talking with marginalized communities, uplifting their stories and inclusiveness
- getting citizens and politicians excited about policy
- the "tipping point" that triggered BCCIC to launch the toolkit
- getting youth involved in grass roots action, going beyond collecting opinions
- why mayors and local councillors are ideally suited to employ the toolkit
- favourite books about healing the planet

Watch the episode at: https://lnkd.in/ednumFQc

The British Columbia Council for International Cooperation (BCCIC) is a network of civil society organizations and individuals moving toward a better world based in British Columbia, Canada.

Its youth-led climate change branch focuses on providing sound and evidence-based policy recommendations to all levels of governments while representing the interests of Canadian youth at climate negotiations worldwide. Today’s guests are responsible for the BCCIC publication: CLIMATE JUSTICE TOOLKIT FOR MUNICIPALITIES.

Municipalities must recognize the intersectional impact of climate change and the crucial importance of climate justice to ensure that policy at the local level of governance is equitable.

As the closest jurisdiction to the ground, municipalities have great potential to ensure that climate action centres the voices and leadership of marginalized populations across British Columbia (BC) moving forward.