EPISODE 16 - Dr. Chrisanta Muli says EDUCATE GIRLS (sdg 4, 5)
Dr Chrisanta Muli
Wurundjeri Woi Wurrung Country, (Abbotsford Convent)
Educating girls is one of the most powerful, yet overlooked, tools we have against climate change.
If you do ONE THING, make this it!
For the cost of a coffee a day, you can support one girl’s education.
Supporting girls’ education through non-profit organisations like One Girl is one of the simplest and most effective solutions to the climate crisis.
How does educating girls help reduce the impacts of climate change?
By investing in girls' education, we unlock their creativity, power, resilience and leadership.
Educated girls stay in school longer, marry later and ensure their girls are educated too.
Educated girls are empowered to make better choices for themselves and their communities.
Educated girls are changing the world.
Today's girls are tomorrow's mothers, leaders, scientists, campaigners and politicians.
Educating girls brings 132 million (currently excluded) people to the table to actively participate in climate solutions.
Educated girls are transforming economies, societies and the planet.
Join the climate change movement by educating a girl.
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EPISODES
09:46 mins
Meet Simon Tickner, food, fibre and wind farmer. For 50 years, Simon's farm has thrived under transmission lines.
10:30 mins
Tony Wolfe + Darren McCubbin are two Gippsland locals, amped about the jobs, economic + community benefits offshore wind is bringing to their region.
11:09 mins
Dimity Taylor loves living with her family next to the Wind Farm. She says, the sheep don't mind, the horse doesn't mind, the dog doesn't mind.
09:50 mins
Meet Ed Suttle, an Angus beef cattle farmer. Ed's a driving force behind one of Australia's largest community-owned solar farms.
12:45 mins
Meet coal miner, Darryl + local mum Ali, two Illawarra locals welcoming offshore wind to "The Gong”.
01:35 mins
Watch S4 "Good Neighbours” Trailer. Join Ryan Moloney aka “Toadie” from Neighbours as he goes shotgun, hitting the road to find out “what makes a good neighbour?” From coal miners, to farmers, and community groups meet the regional Australians welcoming wind and solar power to their neighbourhoods.
01:19 mins
Trailer: Meet Simon Tickner, food, fibre and wind farmer. For 50 years, Simon's farm has thrived under transmission lines.
01:23 mins
Trailer for Tony Wolfe + Darren McCubbin are two Gippsland locals, amped about the jobs, economic + community benefits offshore wind is bringing to their region.
01:13 mins
Trailer: Dimity Taylor loves living with her family next to the Wind Farm. She says, the sheep don't mind, the horse doesn't mind, the dog doesn't mind.
01:15 mins
Trailer: Meet Ed Suttle, an Angus beef cattle farmer. Ed's a driving force behind one of Australia's largest community-owned solar farms.
01:20 mins
Trailer: Meet coal miner, Darryl + local mum Ali, two Illawarra locals welcoming offshore wind to "The Gong”.
