BEGIN:VCALENDAR VERSION:2.0 CALSCALE:GREGORIAN PRODID:adamgibbons/ics METHOD:PUBLISH X-PUBLISHED-TTL:PT1H BEGIN:VEVENT UID:18176@offbeat.amsterdam SUMMARY:Climate Justice Now: Power\, Exclusion & the Future of the Movement DTSTAMP:20260422T085712Z DTSTART:20260317T183000Z DESCRIPTION:Power\, exclusion and historical responsibility shape the clima te crisis. Can the\nmovement transform itself to shape a just future?\n\nW hat does climate justice require in practice? This evening explores how\nh istorical responsibility\, colonial legacies and structural inequality sha pe\nboth the climate crisis and the responses to it. The documentary ‘One Step\nForward: The Road to Climate Justice’ brings forward personal experi ences of\nexclusion\, allyship and resistance within climate spaces. Follo wed by a panel\ndiscussion that will examine how movements can grow strong er by addressing\nmicro-aggressions\, improving inclusion and centering ma rginalised voices.\nDiscover how climate movements can become more just\, inclusive and resilient!\n\nMet in dit programma Churmer Bomba Community O rganizer and Mobiliser Greenpeace\nNetherlands [https://www.linkedin.com/i n/churmer-bomba/] Chihiro Geuzebroek\nSinger/Songwriter\, climate activist \, co-founder Aralez Glenpherd Martinus\nresearcher and writer with roots in Curaçao Shila Ishwardat Organizer/speaker\ndecolonial intersectional cl imate justice [https://www.shilateresa.earth/] Xenia\nLeito Documentary ma ker and Climate Justice Advocate\n[https://www.linkedin.com/in/xenialeito/ ]\n\nBio speakers & organisers:\n\nChurmer Bomba is a socially driven prof essional and activist\, born on Bonaire.\nAs a Community Mobilizer at Gree npeace Netherlands\, he works to strengthen\nconnections between the Carib bean islands and the European part of the\nNetherlands. His goal is to anc hor Caribbean perspectives in Dutch policy\, with\nparticular attention to the socio-economic context of the islands.\n\nGlenpherd Martinus is a res earcher and writer with roots in Curaçao. His work\nfocuses on bringing fo rward stories that often remain underrepresented and on\nadvancing social justice from an intersectional perspective. Moving between\nheritage\, ide ntity\, and representation\, he pays particular attention to how the\ncolo nial past continues to shape the present.\n\nChihiro Geuzebroek is a singe r-songwriter of protest music and a maker of\nspeculative songs for peace. Since 2009\, she has been a critical voice drawing\nattention to climate racism within green movements\, organizations\, cultural\ninstitutions\, a nd politics. She created the climate justice feature documentary\n*Radical Friends* (2014)\, organized a climate bloc in anti-racism demonstrations\ nand a decolonial bloc at climate marches\, and has given hundreds of talk s in\naround 15 countries on Indigenous rights\, decolonization\, and clim ate.\n\nShila Ishwardat is an organiser\, trainer and researcher working o n climate\njustice\, decolonisation and social movements. Their work focus es on\nintersectional and decolonial approaches to the relationship betwee n humans\,\nnon-humans and the earth. Ishwardat is active in activist netw orks addressing\nanti-racism\, feminism and ecological justice.\n\nXenia L eito is a climate justice advocate working at the intersection of climate\ nand social justice. With a background in political ecology\, degrowth\, a nd\nenvironmental justice\, they explore how colonial legacies\, structura l racism\,\nand global inequality shape both the climate crisis and the mo vements responding\nto it. Xenia made the documentary One Step Forward: Th e Road to Climate Justice\,\nhighlighting the experiences of activists fro m marginalized groups within the\nEuropean climate movement. URL:https://offbeat.amsterdam/event/climate-justice-now-power-exclusion-and -the-future-of-the-movement GEO:52.376857;4.9220756 LOCATION:Pakhuis de Zwijger - Piet Heinkade 179\, 1019 HC Amsterdam STATUS:CONFIRMED CATEGORIES:amsterdam-centrum,community,discussion,documentary,eastern dockl ands,ecology,feminism,music,social,stories,talk X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:Power, exclusion and historical responsibility shape the climate crisis. Can the movement transform itself to shape a ju st future?

What does climate justice require in practice? This evening explores how historical responsibility, colonial legacies and structural i nequality shape both the climate crisis and the responses to it. The docum entary ‘One Step Forward: The Road to Climate Justice’ brings forward pers onal experiences of exclusion, allyship and resistance within climate spac es. Followed by a panel discussion that will examine how movements can gro w stronger by addressing micro-aggressions, improving inclusion and center ing marginalised voices. Discover how climate movements can become more ju st, inclusive and resilient!

Met in dit programma Churmer Bomba Commu nity Organizer and Mobiliser Greenpeace Netherlands Chihiro Geuzeb roek Singer/Songwriter, climate activist, co-founder Aralez Glenpherd Martinus researcher and writer with roots in Curaçao Shila Ishwardat Organizer/speaker decolonial intersectional climate justice Xenia Leito Documentary maker an d Climate Justice Advocate

Bio speakers & organ isers:

Churmer Bomba is a socially driven professional and activist, born on Bonaire. As a Community Mobilizer at G reenpeace Netherlands, he works to strengthen connections between the Cari bbean islands and the European part of the Netherlands. His goal is to anc hor Caribbean perspectives in Dutch policy, with particular attention to t he socio-economic context of the islands.

Glenpherd Martinus< /strong> is a researcher and writer with roots in Curaçao. His work focuse s on bringing forward stories that often remain underrepresented and on ad vancing social justice from an intersectional perspective. Moving between heritage, identity, and representation, he pays particular attention to ho w the colonial past continues to shape the present.

Chihiro Ge uzebroek is a singer-songwriter of protest music and a maker of s peculative songs for peace. Since 2009, she has been a critical voice draw ing attention to climate racism within green movements, organizations, cul tural institutions, and politics. She created the climate justice feature documentary *Radical Friends* (2014), organized a climate bloc in anti-rac ism demonstrations and a decolonial bloc at climate marches, and has given hundreds of talks in around 15 countries on Indigenous rights, decoloniza tion, and climate.

Shila Ishwardat is an organiser , trainer and researcher working on climate justice, decolonisation and so cial movements. Their work focuses on intersectional and decolonial approa ches to the relationship between humans, non-humans and the earth. Ishward at is active in activist networks addressing anti-racism, feminism and eco logical justice.

Xenia Leito is a climate justice advocate working at the intersection of climate and social justice. With a background in political ecology, degrowth, and environmental justice, the y explore how colonial legacies, structural racism, and global inequality shape both the climate crisis and the movements responding to it. Xenia ma de the documentary One Step Forward: The Road to Climate Justice, highlighting the experiences of activists from marginalized groups within the European climate movement.

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