Community-led resistances and responses to climate crises
Volume 34, Issue 2 | July 2026
We are pleased to share G&D's July 2026 special issue titled 'Community-led resistances and responses to climate crises'.
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Articles
Community-led resistances and responses to climate crises
Seema Arora-Jonsson, Dewi Candraningrum, Kuntala Lahiri-Dutt, Katie McQuaid, Shivani Satija & Anandita Ghosh
Rethinking ‘citizen’ and ‘science’ from the margins
Grace Chilongo, Deborah Dixon & Lazaros Karaliotas
Climate change from the neighbourhood: FUNVIMUFROIN’s community climate school in Cali, Colombia
Luana Esquenazi & Agustina Menéndez
No one left behind: towards disability-inclusive approaches for gender and climate research
Rahkel Mercy, Jay Nasilasila, Jane Alver & Cristy Clark
Understanding of ecological justice through Adivasi women’s writings
Sunita Purty
Building relationships and sharing expertise: co-created approaches for forest conservation with Indigenous communities
Rowenn B. Kalman, Deborah Delgado Pugley, Marisol García Apagüeño, Lauren T. Cooper, Ciro Castro Pacheco, Cristina Miranda-Beas, Wilfredo Tsamash Cabrera, Luis Milton Sangama Cachique, Fernández Sejekam Ikam & Harol Patrick Chujandama Apagüeño
Omah Sawah at Ungaran Mountain: women-led Indigenous care narratives, organic farming, and climate justice
Puspa Aqirul Mala, Hotmauli Sidabalok & Dewi Candraningrum
Sa’icelen as community strength: Indigenous women, care work, and disaster justice in eastern Taiwan
Daniel Pai & Lily Tang
Warga bantu warga! Climate finance from below: community-led flood recovery after Cyclone Senyar in Sumatra, Indonesia
Dewi Candraningrum & Kania Bening Rahmayna
Pride in the pipeline: queering climate justice through LGBTQI+ youth lead fossil resistance in the Niger Delta
Paul O. Awoniyi & Asher Mhuiesiri Obenorakpovio
More-than-human farming: cooperatives, climate shocks, and digital adaptation in Rwanda’s agrarian economy
Caroline Wamala Larsson, Linley Chiwona-Karltun, Simeon Sibomana, Alfred R. Bizoza & Franklin Amuakwa-Mensah
Women, water, and peace: strategies for climate adaptation and agricultural sustainability in Somalia
Sahra Ahmed Koshin & Newman Tekwa
Guardianas del Agua del Putumayo: climate change, the energy transition and social mobilisation led by women in high-risk territories
Juliana Rincón Flórez, Diana López Castañeda & Lora Forsythe
From factory floors to climate frontlines: women workers’ reframing union agendas for worker-led climate adaptation
Deeksha Gulati
Networked ecofeminist activism, politics of coalition, and the articulation of resistance against mining: evidence from Southeast Sulawesi
Rivi Handayani & Ratna Noviani
Resources
Here you can find additional materials related to the issue. These are compiled by Anandita Ghosh and Dewi Candraningrum
Book Reviews
Women United: Stories of Women’s Struggles for Equality in the Canadian Auto Workers Union by Peggy Nash and Julie White. Reviewed by Riya Osti
Gender Equality in Conditional Cash Transfer Designs: A Disappearing Policy Recipe in Latin America and the World Bank? by Nora Nagels. Reviewed by Canan Aslan Akman