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Climate Change & Human Rights: The Solution (Episode 3)
Thank you for listening to the first episode of Rentaikan, the official podcast of Amnesty International Nagoya Multicultural Group (Provisional). This episode is the final in a three part series on how climate change affects human rights, and will focus on potential ways we can help to mitigate climate change as individuals. To do this, we spoke to Katrin Funk, a local climate change activist and advocate for vegan and minimalist lifestyles.
To access the video where Katrin shows how to make a tote bag out of a t-shirt just using a pair of scissor, please click here.
This podcast is also a supplementary resource for the online discussion panel we held on May 17th entitled ‘Freedom Toast Café: How Does Climate Change Impact Human Rights?’. which Marinel was a panelist at with Professor Masao Takano from the Department of Earth and Climate Sciences at Nagoya University.
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By Amnesty International Nagoya Multicultural GroupThank you for listening to the first episode of Rentaikan, the official podcast of Amnesty International Nagoya Multicultural Group (Provisional). This episode is the final in a three part series on how climate change affects human rights, and will focus on potential ways we can help to mitigate climate change as individuals. To do this, we spoke to Katrin Funk, a local climate change activist and advocate for vegan and minimalist lifestyles.
To access the video where Katrin shows how to make a tote bag out of a t-shirt just using a pair of scissor, please click here.
This podcast is also a supplementary resource for the online discussion panel we held on May 17th entitled ‘Freedom Toast Café: How Does Climate Change Impact Human Rights?’. which Marinel was a panelist at with Professor Masao Takano from the Department of Earth and Climate Sciences at Nagoya University.