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Planet-Friendly Tips for a Fun Family Holiday Season
November 11, 2024
How to Enjoy the Holiday Season đ While Keeping it Light (on the Planet đ, That Is) Ah, the holiday season! Schoolâs nearly out, the summer sun is blazing, and if youâre a parent, youâre probably wondering how to make this break both joyful...
Read MoreBook Review: We Are The Stars by Gina Chick
November 11, 2024
Last year I reluctantly started watching season 1 of the Australian series of âAloneâ â a reality TVÂ show about 12 people competing to survive in the Tasmanian wilderness. It had been recommended by a good friend â but I still expected a trashy, over...
Read MoreStaying strong in Queensland
November 11, 2024
Itâs not easy living in a conservative regional community and being an advocate for climate action, it can feel like a very lonely and isolating journey sometimes. And now the state I live in has just elected a new conservative government - yes, a...
Read MoreResponse to the US election: Hold fast.
November 07, 2024
My kids were late for school today. Not because we overslept, but because I wanted them to feel comfortable and loved, no matter how long it takes to put on their shoes. I just smiled and felt the overwhelming urge to protect what we...
Read MoreQueensland parents voted for a strong climate target
October 30, 2024
Parents for Climate welcomes the Queensland LNP to government. Nic Seton, CEO of Parents for Climate, said the election result shows that Queenslanders supported the LNPâs decision to vote in favour of strong 2035 emissions reduction targets. âQueensland voters, including regional Queenslanders, voted in...
Read MoreQueensland parents want a renewable energy future, not extensions to dirty coal stations
October 11, 2024
Bipartisan support for climate action in Queensland was celebrated by all parents when the LNP Opposition voted to legislate Queenslandâs 75% by 2035 emissions reduction target in April 2024. Nic Seton, CEO of Parents for Climate, said Queensland parents want to see the agreed...
Read MoreHonouring Grandparents: the Wise Elders of the Climate Movement
October 08, 2024
Grandparents are an enduring, deeply powerful force in our community. Their care, commitment, wisdom, and wealth of experienceâboth as parents and activistsâare invaluable as we navigate the challenges of our time. Often unrecognized, they are the backbone of many movements, driven by a deep...
Read MoreHow parents in Townsville came together to build support for climate action
October 08, 2024
Being a parent or grandparent in the midst of the climate crisis isnât easy. The emotional toll can feel overwhelming, especially for those of us in conservative, regional communities. But one thing many parents agree on is that joining forces with others makes all...
Read MoreClimate conversations training
October 07, 2024
Hello! Iâm about to tell you a story and then invite you to come to a conversation training. If you donât have time to read the storyâperhaps, because oh I donât know youâre a time-poor parentâI wonât judge you. Instead I'll just give you...
Read MoreParenting In A Changing Climate - Book review
September 30, 2024
Reading Parenting in a Changing Climate by Elizabeth Bechard felt like an honest, refreshing breath of air in the midst of the often overwhelming and chaotic world of climate advocacy and being a parent. Bechard doesnât claim to have all the answers, and thatâs...
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