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QLD Pacific Climate Warriors colouring in book

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QLD Pacific Climate Warriors colouring in book

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Pacific Seminar Series | Pacific Climate Warriors Brisbane: Storytelling to Create Social Change

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Pacific Seminar Series | Pacific Climate Warriors Brisbane: Storytelling to Create Social Change

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350 Pacific is a youth-led grassroots network working with communities to fight climate change and elevate the stories of frontline communities affected by the climate crisis.  With teams active across 15 island nations and in the diaspora communities of Australia, New Zealand and the United States, they rally behind the mantra, "We are not drowning, we are fighting," to shift the narrative of the Pacific people from victims of climate change to warriors of the Pacific.  Surviving and thriving despite climate change.

In this presentation, 350 Pacific Queensland Coordinator, Mary Harm, will share on the work of the Pacific Climate Change Warriors, what climate justice work looks like for Pacific communities based in Australia and how we can continue to push our vaka/waka/canoe forward together for a fair and just transition away from fossil fuels.

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Australian Centre for Pacific Islands Research

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Pacific Seminar Series | Pacific Climate Warriors Brisbane: Storytelling to Create Social Change

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'MATAGI' - Pacific Climate Warriors Brisbane

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'MATAGI' - Pacific Climate Warriors Brisbane

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'MATAGI' - Pacific Climate Warriors Brisbane

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Background info on Pacific Climate Warriors blockading coal ships 

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Background info on Pacific Climate Warriors blockading coal ships 

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On the 17th of October, 2014, 30 Pacific Climate Warriors representing 12 different Pacific Island Nations, paddled out into the the port of Newcastle - the largest coal port in the world - in hand carved, traditionally built canoes with one goal in mind: to block coal ships from passing and highlight the devastating impact the fossil fuel industry has on our Island homes.

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350 Pacific Climate Warriors: Canoe Blockade