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Global Yaadie

The Global Yaadie podcast is captures colourful and powerful voices on climate change and sustainable development. We amplify the experiences Caribbean and international guests, connecting audiences across the globe.

19 NOV

Envisioning Resilience Part II: Voices Behind the Lens

PART 2 Part Two of the "Envisioning Resilience in Jamaica" series, bringing you deeper into the immersive atmosphere of this dynamic photo exhibit. This episode captures heartfelt reflections from event coordinators, training participants, and attendees as they explore the photo exhibit, sharing their perspectives on how the images resonate with their experiences and communities. We explore the power of visual storytelling, hearing directly from the talented trainees, representatives of GirlsCARE & Lensational, and other voices from the event floor. Through these candid conversations, the episode reveals how photography can amplify marginalized voices, spark meaningful dialogue, and inspire collective action on climate resilience. In this episode you will hear conversation snippets from event coordinators, training participants and attendees as they view photo exhibits. Learn more about the Envisioning Resilience Programme: https://napglobalnetwork.org/2023/06/envisioning-resilience-in-jamaica-women-using-visual-storytelling/ https://lensational.org/photo-stories/?vp_filter=jamaica https://www.instagram.com/p/CtwUhglNdiU/?igsh=MWR6dXVuZnkxejZucg==

30 min
16 NOV

Envisioning Resilience: Photo Stories from Young Women in Jamaica

PART 1 Global Yaadie Podcast dives into the "Envisioning Resilience in Jamaica" event—a vibrant showcase where photography, climate change, and community engagement intersect. This exhibit follows a six-month climate photography training program, where candid conversations in a live, pulsating atmosphere are captured directly from the event floor. We feature insights from campaign coordinators GirlsCARE & Lensational, attendees, and the talented photography trainees. This episode highlights the power of storytelling through photography to amplify women’s voices in the climate dialogue. By sharing personal stories through photography, the episode explores how art can inspire policy shifts and deepen public understanding of climate issues that impact communities in Jamaica and beyond. In this episode you will hear conversation snippets from roundtable discussions with the trainees sharing deeper stories from their photos and guests’ perspectives. Learn more about the Envisioning Resilience Programme: https://napglobalnetwork.org/2023/06/envisioning-resilience-in-jamaica-women-using-visual-storytelling/ https://lensational.org/photo-stories/?vp_filter=jamaica https://www.instagram.com/p/CtwUhglNdiU/?igsh=MWR6dXVuZnkxejZucg==

38 min
25 SEPT

From Crisis to Clarity: The Role of Communication in Disaster Preparedness

In this episode of the Global Yaadie podcast, Communication Consultant Khrystal Walcott sheds light on the vital role of clear and timely communication in preparing communities for the realities of climate change and natural disasters. She discusses how recent hurricanes in the Caribbean highlight the need for effective communication strategies that keep people informed and resilient. Khrystal also shares insights on tailoring messages for different audiences, including the importance of community-based organizations, gender and disability considerations, and how technology and digital media can enhance disaster preparedness efforts. This episode emphasizes communication as a key tool for building stronger, more informed communities.

42 min
19 SEPT

Rebuilding Caribbean agriculture and communities after Hurricane Beryl

In this episode of the Global Yaadie Podcast, Jamaica's Minister of Agriculture, Fisheries, and Mining, Honorable Floyd Green, provides an insightful look into the aftermath of Hurricane Beryl and its impact on the agriculture and fisheries sectors in Jamaica and the Caribbean. With an estimated J$10 billion required to rebuild the farming and fisheries sector, the ripple effects are being felt by over 48,000 farmers and 11,000 fishers. Beyond the numbers, Minister Green highlights the collective effort needed to rebuild, emphasizing the power of community support and the pivotal role the diaspora plays in recovery efforts. The conversation also emphasizes the importance of climate resilience and climate finance for small island developing states to better withstand the impacts of climate change and future disasters. Beryl is behind us but the work continues. Tune in for practical insights to support affected communities and help people to recover.

45 min
14 JUN

Reducing Risk: Natural Disaster Planning in the Caribbean

Managing environmental risks requires proactive strategies and a commitment to both individual and collective action. As part of a World Environment Week reflection and the start of the Atlantic Hurricane Season, host Dainalyn Swaby discusses environmental risk management with Eleanor Jones, CEO of Environmental Solutions Ltd (ESL). They explore the importance of understanding natural systems and reducing vulnerability to extreme events especially in the Caribbean. Eleanor discusses the difference between preparedness, relief, and recovery, and the need for pre-disaster planning. They highlight the importance of community involvement, communication, and inclusivity in disaster planning. The environmental risk management expert emphasizes the need for continuity planning in sectors such as tourism and agriculture, and the importance of building resilience and reducing environmental impact. Tune in for insights on individual and collective responsibility in managing environmental risk. Connect with ESL

50 min
10 JUN

Eco Echoes: Changes in Jamaica's Wildlife

Terrestrial Biologist and Wildlife Expert, Damion 'Rooster' Whyte, explains the impact of climate change Jamaica's wildlife. Damion's social media has grown into a huge citizen science platform and its changing local attitude towards animals and nature. The episode explores the effects of climate change on different species, local challenges with invasive species and the return of a rare, centuries-old Galliwasp specimen to Jamaica. The conversation explores both helpful and harmful sides of human behavior on local ecosystems. Learn more about this Jamaican scientist harnessing the power of the public in environmental conservation.

1 h y 1 min
17 MAY

Healthy Environment-Friendly Youth

In this episode Naomi Cambridge, Community Engagement Coordinator for the Ashley Lashley Foundation, shares their impactful work to build a movement of Healthy Environment-Friendly Youth – HEY, the flagship campaign active in over 50 countries worldwide and other engagement & empowerment initiatives. This episode delves into the vital intersection of climate change and health, shedding light on how climate impacts affect mental, respiratory, and cardiovascular health, and how rising temperatures are changing the work landscape in the Caribbean. Naomi highlights the foundation's efforts to align climate action with the relatable interests of Caribbean youth. On the mission for meaningful youth engagement, the organization is one of the lead youth stakeholders in the upcoming SIDS Global Youth Climate Action Summit in Antigua & Barbuda May 27-30, which aims for inclusive representation from Caribbean and Asia Pacific youth. Tune in to learn about the foundation's local actions makinga global impact, and the transformative power of young people on the frontlines of climate action for the Caribbean region. Discover The Ashley Lashley Foundation

43 min
3 MAY

Reimagining Sustainability

Creative Sustainableist and Systems Navigator, Khandiz Joni delves into the intersection of sustainability and creativity. She introduces her innovative Regenasyst methodology, which reframes sustainability through a lens of creativity and imagination. Khandiz shares her career journey, blending her background as an artist with her passion for sustainability. Discover practical advice for businesses looking to integrate sustainability into their core practices and the importance of focusing on specific areas for impactful change. Amidst discussions surrounding the challenges of achieving net zero and the necessity of practical solutions for business resilience, Khandiz advocates for a holistic approach to sustainability. By considering the interconnectedness of biodiversity, consumption patterns, and community well-being, we uncover pathways towards a more sustainable future Co-create with Khandiz at https://vujadecreative.solutions/

57 min

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The Global Yaadie podcast is captures colourful and powerful voices on climate change and sustainable development. We amplify the experiences Caribbean and international guests, connecting audiences across the globe.

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Global Yaadie
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2020 - 2024
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