"I think it's not just my experience. There are many activists from the global south who have been sidelined at the conference."

Little Amal, marioneta gigante que representa a una joven refugiada siria llegó a Glasgow justo a tiempo para el Día de la Mujer

Women and children bear a disproportionate impact of climate change. Here’s what you need to know about Tuesday’s COP26 theme.

Climate-related exacerbation of air pollution & heat exposure significantly increases risks to maternal, fetal & infant health.

Many campaigners believe the organizers of COP26 are merely paying lip service to gender justice, while failing to walk the talk

More extreme weather is taking girls out of school, forcing them into earlier marriages & increasing their exposure to violence

Women are underrepresented in climate leadership but hold the solutions for both people and planet.

Climate action requires women—especially Indigenous and rural women, whose communities are most affected by climate change.

International leaders sign joint statement at COP26.

Prime minister Sheikh Hasina: structural inequalities along with inherent social customs are causing disproportionate impacts.

Mariam Diallo Drame militante écologiste malienne préconise d’associer les Africaines à la lutte contre le changement climatique

As the UK opens COP26, the lack of women’s senior leadership in climate negotiations has been raised as an issue of concern.

Maria Laura Rojas recognizes, "It's like a loop between the underlying causes of gender inequality and climate change impacts."

It is high time we break the silos and find solutions holistically

Burkina Faso women’s harvest rights boost livelihoods, foster adaptation

An “unprecedented” level of interest in girls’ education as a climate solution is growing worldwide, advocates say.

Countries can achieve their commitments if they include the crucial role of women in climate change mitigation.

To make their voices heard at COP26, a hundred rural women met in Dakar to demand climate justice.

Any meaningful international effort to address climate change must have women and girls at its center.

In India, including the 'Save Aarey' movement in Mumbai, women have been at the forefront of resisting threats to biodiversity