Climate, Gendered is a news project making it easier to stay up to date with the wide array of gendered impacts linked to issues like proliferating pollution and rising global temperatures — plus, the ideas that might make a difference.
We're curating a multigenre, multisectoral body of knowledge — from current events coverage to cutting-edge research — so that cause readers and changemakers around the world can easily access stories and evidence at the intersection of climate, environment, and gender.
These are fields of study that don't always get to be in the same rooms, exchange strategies, integrate funding, and share influence. Yet, teaming up is set to become increasingly critical as rising seas, extreme weather events, habitat loss, and more threaten to continue disproportionately impacting girls, women, and LGBTQ+ communities — especially individuals from communities of color, Indigenous people, disabled people, immigrants and displaced people, people experiencing poverty, and residents of low- and middle-income countries.
We're also interested in the climate and environment crises and concerns that can disproportionately affect boys and men.
At CG, we're focused on delivering clear, concise, credible, and consistent digests as well as original articles that land in subscribers' inboxes with potential solutions and frontline voices, not just doom and gloom.
But the CG effect will be felt far away from your email. In addition to helping close the communication and coordination gaps between climate and gender sectors with practical tools and actionable information, we'll know we've made a difference when thinking about "climate" means thinking about "gender" and vice versa.
Gracie is a writer and editor with a background in global health, reproductive rights, climate news, and women's sports. She grew up in rural Maine (on the traditional lands of the Wabanaki) and has returned as a mom of two small kids after living in Philly, Brooklyn, and St. Louis. A published poet and playwright, Gracie is energized by a range of forms and committed to solutions journalism and community care. gracie@climategendered.com
Kirsten (MSW) leads public health initiatives across sectors, including climate and environment, sexual and reproductive health, and humanitarian response, making evidence accessible, actionable, and influential. She brings research, insights, and networks together to shape strategies and tell powerful stories that drive progress for a healthier, more equitable world. Behavioral science and collaborative partnerships are at the heart of her work. kirsten@climategendered.com
Adam is a UX and product designer who creates intuitive, research-driven experiences for education, health, and social impact initiatives. He is especially interested in projects that bridge storytelling and accessibility — helping important ideas reach wider audiences through thoughtful design.
You can find more of Adam's work at www.adam-jo.com.
