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1 Million Women

Represented by Natalie Isaacs, Founder

Answer

How does your organisation address climate change?

We are now a movement of over 1,000,000 women and girls across our platforms including our website and social media, acting on climate change through the way we live. In 2019 we won a behaviour change climate award from over 400 entries across 200 countries. We’ve spent the last 10 years empowering women and girls from around the world to live climate action through our campaigns, events and educational tools, App, blog and research. Our vision is a world that is powered by renewable energy; where the Indigenous custodians of the land are listened to and uplifted; where the love of earth takes precedence over the buying of stuff; where we choose to support the banks and financial institutions that invest in projects that are good for the planet, not fossil fuels; where we eliminate food waste at home; where we elect politicians who are committed to climate justice; where we influence those around us to build this world with us.

What is your organisation doing to create a better future?

Over the next three years we will be focusing on four key areas:

  1. A campaign to engage another million women (those who are not engaged on climate yet)
  2. Women's economic power through shifting our money from financial institutions that continue to invest in fossil fuels
  3. Using our vote come election time for climate action
  4. Educating our community on how to go zero with the first steps - 50% min. reduction in food waste, 50%-100% reduction in energy, 50% min. reduction in consumption