Climate Reframe: Amplifying BAME Voices in the UK Environmental Movement

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Find out more about how Climate Reframe is tackling the lack of racial diversity in the climate and environment movement and what we are doing to support a more intersectional, climate justice-focused movement by creating spaces for community building, collaboration and allyship.

Adventure.com
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I’m autistic and anxious: This is what happened when I camped at my first festival

Dhruti Shah
August 3, 2024

Anxiety, an autism diagnosis, and an awkward relationship with the outdoors didn’t make Dhruti Shah a natural contender for a forest festival, but taking that first step proved to be the right call—even if she did get locked out of her tent.

THE WASHINGTON POST
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THE QUEST TO MAKE THE OUTDOORS MORE DIVERSE AND INCLUSIVE

Perspective by Dhruti Shah
September 17, 2023

Fermatta Conteh, center, walks in the woods on a trip organized by Climate Reframe, near Lewes in East Sussex, England. (Elizabeth Dalziel for The Washington Post)

THE GUARDIAN
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‘WE NEED TO BE HEARD’: THE BAME CLIMATE ACTIVISTS WHO WON’T BE IGNORED

Sirin Kale
March 9, 2020

Farhana Yamin, the environmental lawyer and Extinction Rebellion activist. Photograph: Richard Saker/The Observer