Gendered Political Participation in the Climate Crisis: Power, Care, and Resistance

Abstract

This panel explores how gendered experiences shape environmental politics. It welcomes research on care, vulnerability, and resistance, and on how feminist and intersectional perspectives transform climate discourse and activism.

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