# Elizabeth Wathuti

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The Call for Climate Justice - September 29, 2021

On this edition of Straight Talk Africa, host Haydé Adams explores the growing call for climate justice across Africa. Our guests include Lily Odarno, director of Energy and Climate Innovation, Africa at Clean Air Task Force, Glory Oguegbu, a climate change activist, Elizabeth Wathuti, founder of…

Stop Talking, Start Listening - Elizabeth Wathuti

In this episode of 'Mum, Will the Planet Die Before I Do?' climate activist Elizabeth Wathuti talks to Babita and Katy about bringing news of climate catastrophes from her home country of Kenya to global leaders, who often seem like they're just not listening. Elizabeth describes the disconnect be…

Introduction - Hali Hewa Podcast | African Climate Stories

Welcome to the Hali Hewa Podcast. “Hali ya Hewa” is a Swahili term for climate. Climate change can be complex to talk about and there are not many relatable and accessible communication materials aimed at explaining what it means for people in their daily lives, sharing the real lived experiences …

Listen in full: Elizabeth Wathuti's keynote speech at edie 23

Renowned Kenyan climate activist Elizabeth Wathuti delivered a moving keynote speech at edie's biggest face-to-face event, edie 23, on 2 March. Hear her speech in full here, with her calls upon leaders to "open their hearts" in solving the world's biggest and most complex challenges.

Annual Update: Sustainable Energy for All - Ep124: Damilola Ogunbiyi

Today’s guest on Cleaning Up is Damilola Ogunbiyi. Damilola is CEO of Sustainable Energy for All, the UN partner organization dedicated to achieving Sustainable Development Goal 7 (SDG7) – access to affordable, reliable, sustainable and modern energy for all by 2030.  Damilola is a returning guest …

Understorey: Women of Colour call for Climate Justice

Climate Justice addresses climate effects that are borne by peoples who have had no real connection with causing the problem, nor have they gained any special benefit from the historic exploitation of fossil fuels. Thus global warming has sometimes been called climate colonialism, while climate j…

Bridging Generations for Water Justice

We bring you an engaging conversation between two pioneering commissioners: Joyeeta Gupta, a distinguished Professor at the University of Amsterdam, and Elizabeth Wathuti, the visionary Founder of the Green Generation Initiative. Together, they explore the pivotal role of youth in shaping water sus…

EP004: Responsible Innovation

The next generation of innovators are transforming business as we know it - old school out, new school in. ↳ In a world obsessed with innovation, are we overlooking the responsibility that comes with it? The old school of thought: where profit comes before people and the planet, is outdated. T…

Why the future belongs to young leaders: Elizabeth Wathuti and Fina Girard on courage and climate action

What happens when young voices refuse to be sidelined in the fight against climate change?  In this season finale of Reimagining Government, hosts Gabrielle Beran and Kandice Louis-Wilson speak with Elizabeth Wathuti, O.G.W, Kenyan climate activist and Founder of the Green Generation Initiative, …

South Africa deploys troops to tackle crime in Cape Town townships

In tonight’s edition: South Africa ramps up its fight against crime with the deployment of soldiers in Cape Town. Also, the Democratic Republic of Congo gets a chance at World Cup glory for the first time in over half a century. And top African leaders and changemakers gather in Paris for the Chang…