The Climate Conscious

The Climate Conscious Welcome to The Climate Conscious, a podcast about environmental sustainability.

Join Derval Barzey, environmentalist and sustainability advocate as she explores the challenge of climate change and ways we can adapt, mitigate and become resilient.

THANK YOU, CW4CJ COMMUNITY. What a journey it has been.Thank you to everyone who joined us for Caribbean Women for Clima...
20/09/2026

THANK YOU, CW4CJ COMMUNITY.

What a journey it has been.

Thank you to everyone who joined us for Caribbean Women for Climate Justice 2026: Future Generations × Climate Solutions, our speakers, facilitators, moderators, partners, co-sponsors, volunteers, participants, and everyone who tuned in, shared a post, asked a question, or supported from afar.

Together, we created space for important conversations about the realities facing Caribbean communities and the solutions being shaped by the people closest to them.

From climate resilience and agriculture to youth leadership, climate communication, community action, and justice, CW4CJ 2026 reminded us that the future is something we have the power and responsibility to shape together.

A special thank you to The Clara Lionel Foundation, our sponsor and GirlsCare for their unwavering support, enabling us to bring this gathering to life.

The conference may be over, but the work continues.

Let’s carry the conversations forward. Let’s keep building connections. And let’s drive inclusive, community-led climate solutions for a resilient Caribbean.

Until next time. 🌿

Future Generations × Climate Solutions.

THANK YOU, CW4CJ COMMUNITY. What a journey it has been.Thank you to everyone who joined us for Caribbean Women for Clima...
20/09/2026

THANK YOU, CW4CJ COMMUNITY.

What a journey it has been.

Thank you to everyone who joined us for Caribbean Women for Climate Justice 2026: Future Generations × Climate Solutions, our speakers, facilitators, moderators, partners, co-sponsors, volunteers, participants, and everyone who tuned in, shared a post, asked a question, or supported from afar.

Together, we created space for important conversations about the realities facing Caribbean communities and the solutions being shaped by the people closest to them.

From climate resilience and agriculture to youth leadership, climate communication, community action, and justice, CW4CJ 2026 reminded us that the future is something we have the power and responsibility to shape together.

A special thank you to The Clara Lionel Foundation, our sponsor and GirlsCare for their unwavering support, enabling us to bring this gathering to life.

The conference may be over, but the work continues.

Let’s carry the conversations forward. Let’s keep building connections. And let’s drive inclusive, community-led climate solutions for a resilient Caribbean.

Until next time. 🌿

Future Generations × Climate Solutions.

17/09/2026

The Caribbean Women for Climate Justice Conference is back for 2026!

Yet again, we’re bringing together climate leaders, advocates, youth, and changemakers from across the Caribbean for two days of connection, conversation, and collective action.

Under the theme Future Generations × Climate Solutions, we’re shifting focus to a skills-based, learning-by-doing experience designed to equip you with practical tools to design, pilot, and scale real climate solutions in your own communities.

CW4CJ 2026 will create space to explore locally grounded solutions for a more just and resilient Caribbean, while keeping the generations to come at the centre of the conversation.

� Why this matters?
The Caribbean is facing a "super wicked" challenge: climate hazards, economic uncertainty, and social issues are colliding, and it's women, girls, and young people who feel it first. CW4CJ 2026 is where we build equity-centred, youth and women-led solutions.
If you've ever wanted to move from awareness to action, this is the space for you.

17/09/2026

What kind of Caribbean will future generations inherit?

For Silvia Gaspard, CEO & Founder, ECOMENTOR ACADEMY; President, Girl Up Caribbean;
Global Ambassador, Youth4Nature;
Content Writer, Care About Climate, it’s a Caribbean where our environment is protected, young people are empowered to lead, and young women have a voice in shaping climate action.

Because what we choose to protect today becomes the legacy we leave tomorrow. 🌎

A future rooted in climate justice means a healthy environment, equal opportunity, and communities where everyone can thrive.

It’s not too late to sign up for CW4CJ 2026. Register via the link in our bio and join the discussions this evening at 6PM AST.

16/09/2026

The future of climate action must include women and youth.

Remilda Joe (Remilda Joe), President of the Youth Arm of the Upper Mazaruni District Council in Guyana, reminds us that women and young people are already taking action to protect our environment, yet they remain among those least represented in decision-making spaces.

From community action to global conversations, inclusion must mean more than a seat at the table. It means creating opportunities for women and youth to lead.

Because when we invest in their voices, leadership and ideas, we create stronger solutions for people and planet.

Click the link in our bio and register today for CW4CJ 2026!

15/09/2026

Climate justice means putting people at the centre of the solution.

In this video, Karen Philip, Founder & Lead Consultant of .Caribbean, shares why women and young people must have a seat at the decision-making table, not simply be treated as beneficiaries.

From equitable climate finance to community-led adaptation, Karen challenges us to close the gap between policy and real-world action and invest directly in the leadership of women and youth across the Caribbean.

Click the link in our bio and register today for CW4CJ 2026!

Ready to build climate resilience for future generations? Here is the full lineup for Future Generations x Climate Solut...
15/09/2026

Ready to build climate resilience for future generations? Here is the full lineup for Future Generations x Climate Solutions on September 17th & 19th!

From expert panel discussions to practical workshops on climate risk and communication, we’ve got two days packed with impactful sessions you won’t want to miss.

Check out the full schedule above, save this post, and register via the link in our bio!

14/09/2026

What does climate justice look like in a community that has never had access to grid electricity, piped water or properly paved roads?

For Cumaca, it looks like powering its own future.

In northeast Trinidad, the Cumaca Regenerative Farm & Solar Hub Project is working to transform the old school grounds into a space for renewable energy, regenerative agriculture and community resilience.

As Dasia Edwards, Founder Living Environment Arts Festival - LEAF, reminds us, climate conversations must include the communities experiencing energy poverty and unequal access to essential infrastructure.

Because a sustainable Caribbean must also be an equitable Caribbean, where energy justice is the standard and no community is left in the dark. Register via the link in our bio.

What kind of Caribbean do we want to build? 🌊That’s the question driving CW4CJ 2026. On September 19, we’re shifting fro...
12/09/2026

What kind of Caribbean do we want to build? 🌊
That’s the question driving CW4CJ 2026. On September 19, we’re shifting from the main stage to on-the-ground action.

2 workshops and youth-led conversations. Real strategies for a region already facing the impacts of climate change.

🎙️ Workshop 1: Climate Risk Thinking for Community-Centred Resilience
Moderated by Alicia Richins (Sustainable Impact Strategist) — how communities can apply climate risk thinking to design solutions to climate impacts while managing tradeoffs.

🎙️ Workshop 2: Storytelling & Podcasting as Climate Advocacy
Dainalyn Swaby-Bryan (Global Yaadie Podcast) + Derval Barzey (Climate Conscious Podcast) on the power of storytelling, getting started in podcasting and messaging that moves people from awareness to action.

💬 Virtual Couch: Youth-Led Climate Justice
Ron Beggs & Christianne Zakour (WYCJ Caribbean Front) on young people’s role in shaping climate justice at the UN.

From risk and resilience to storytelling and youth leadership, this year’s agenda moves us beyond conversation and toward the solutions future generations need.


Swipe for the full agenda ➡️
Register now — link in bio 🔗

Meet the Voices of CW4CJ 2026! Real solutions start with the right people in the room. This year, we’re gathering change...
11/09/2026

Meet the Voices of CW4CJ 2026!

Real solutions start with the right people in the room. This year, we’re gathering changemakers from across the Caribbean and beyond to confront the super-wicked reality of climate, gender and building a resilient future.

Here’s who’s leading the conversation

🎙️ Dorian Clarke — Moderator
Founder & Lead, Youth Climate Voice Caribbean. Driving climate literacy, disaster preparedness & youth engagement across the region.

🎙️ Rica G. — Speaker
Jamaican educator, cultural practitioner, data scientist & climate advocate. Her work centers community, story, and care.

🎙️ Joy Ify Onyekwere — Speaker
Founder, Climate Justice Africa Magazine. Amplifying African-led climate solutions.

🎙️ Aleeyah Amanda Ali — Speaker
Indigenous Systems Architect, educator, author & artist. Co-Founder & Executive Director, The Foundation for Heritage Preservation & Legacy Creation (T&T).

Bold voices. Different perspectives. One shared goal — Future Generations x Climate Solutions.

📅 17 September 2026

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