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Local movements and community organizations are key players in the transition to low-carbon societies. A growing number of frontline groups is mobilizing just transition language and framings to support their fight against racial, gender and social injustices within their communities. This session of our JTRC webinar series brings together researchers and grassroots activists to discuss the role of community-based efforts in promoting and implementing just transitions and bringing about transformative change at the national and international levels.
Speakers
Lizeth Chacon, Executive Director, Colorado People’s Alliance (COPA)
Gerald Taylor Aiken, Research Associate, Luxembourg Institute of Socio-Economic Research (LISER)
Ankit Kumar, Lecturer, Department of Geography, University of Sheffield
Moderator: Edouard Morena, Lecturer in French and International Politics, University of London Institute in Paris (ULIP)
For more information about the series and the work of the Just Transition Research Collaborative, please visit unrisd.org/jtrc-2020
Local movements and community organizations are key players in the transition to low-carbon societies. A growing number of frontline groups is mobilizing just transition language and framings to support their fight against racial, gender and social injustices within their communities. This session of our JTRC webinar series brings together researchers and grassroots activists to discuss the role of community-based efforts in promoting and implementing just transitions and bringing about transformative change at the national and international levels.
Speakers
Lizeth Chacon, Executive Director, Colorado People’s Alliance (COPA)
Gerald Taylor Aiken, Research Associate, Luxembourg Institute of Socio-Economic Research (LISER)
Ankit Kumar, Lecturer, Department of Geography, University of Sheffield
Moderator: Edouard Morena, Lecturer in French and International Politics, University of London Institute in Paris (ULIP)
For more information about the series and the work of the Just Transition Research Collaborative, please visit unrisd.org/jtrc-2020










