Women’s Climate Conversations online

Our very popular Women’s Climate Conversations online series brings together women from diverse backgrounds in online conversations with WCC Founder Dr Janet Salisbury and other WCC members. In these events we discuss aspects of the WCC vision, values and commitments in the light of initiatives and insights from women from diverse backgrounds and disciplines.

Participants have been struck by the inclusivity of these conversations as we bring together women to share insights on the interconnected factors affecting women and Earth. Feedback from participants suggest what we offer is unique and captures a form of deep listening rarely seen elsewhere.

See also our ‘Other events’ page for other events and activities, including those hosted in collaboration with other organisations.

Next event

The potential and opportunity for two underrepresented groups in climate change decision making:  First Nations and Women

Wednesday 19 February 2025
7-8:30pm AEDT (Sydney, Canberra, Melbourne)
Please check your local time zone

In what has been called  a ‘transformational decade’ towards 2035 emissions reduction targets, this conversation will explore how settler and First Nations women can form innovative partnerships to amplify, while not conflating, First Nations and all women’s voices to support gender justice and self-determination to transform nation-building towards climate security and long-term human and planetary wellbeing.

For this important conversation, WCC Founder, Dr Janet Salisbury, will be in conversation with WCC Steering Circle member and First Nations Affairs CEO Bec Blurton, Global Leader for Gender Equity at The Nature Conservancy, Robyn James and [TBC].

Women’s Climate Conversations archive