Equality Bahamas is a grassroots, volunteer-led organization founded in 2014 to promote climate justice and women’s rights as human rights through public education, community engagement, and policy advocacy.
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The Kioa Island Community Organization (KICO) was established to support the people of Kioa Island in addressing critical issues such as internal displacement caused by the climate crisis, food and water insecurity, and promoting women’s equity in the economy.
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UUSC partner leads landmark case at The International Court of Justice
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Choose solidarity this Earth Day
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Our new video showcases how around the world, young people are rising as climate heroes.
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Despite faltering progress from the world’s richest countries, Pacific leaders secured an important win for climate justice.
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A summer 2024 conference brought together 10 climate organizations to discern and develop a framework for preserving myriad Pacific Island cultural traditions, practices, and beliefs.
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UUSC will make a modest grant to help those in migration in the wake of the September storm.
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We honor the legacy of a courageous advocate for people with disabilities in Kiribati.
Go to article: Remembering James Bakati (1967-2024): Human Rights Champion
Indigenous Peoples’ Day serves as a reminder that the wisdom, resilience, and leadership of Indigenous communities are vital to creating a more equitable and sustainable future.
Go to article: Honoring Indigenous Leadership on Indigenous Peoples’ Day