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Climate Voice in Africa

Indigenous knowledge can help us to return to the wisdom of our ancestors to survive and overcome the climate crisis. From the perspective of indigenous Peoples, the climate crisis is not just a heating crisis-it’s a crisis of lifestyle.

GREEN TALES 2025

Join the Green Tales 2025 Climate Literacy Creative Arts Quiz!

Five top schools in Ghana are coming together for an exciting climate education competition. Students from Achimota SHS, Accra Girls SHS, Accra Academy SHS, Legon Presec SHS, and Labone SHS will showcase their creativity while learning about our environment.

This year's theme, "Sankofa: learning from the past, acting for the future," encourages young people to connect traditional wisdom with modern climate action. The competition takes place on October 3, 2025, at Achimota Senior High School.

Organised by The Climate Sociologist in partnership with CDKN Ghana and other local organisations, this event combines education, creativity, and environmental awareness in a fun, competitive format. It's a great opportunity for students to express their understanding of climate issues through creative arts while building important skills for the future.

Come support these talented students as they demonstrate how art and creativity can help address climate challenges in our communities.

Green Tales 2025

Get ready for Green Tales 2025! 🌿✨ In October at Achimota SHS! 📚💚 Climate literacy, creative arts & quiz! 🥳 Sankofa, learn from past, act for future! 👏 #GreenTales2025 #ClimateAction #Ghana

Gender & Climate Change- How policies impact indigenous women; Ghana and Cameroon.

Climate change does not only affect economic factors, but also affects the socio-psychological well-being

of our livelihood. Although research has been conducted on the impacts of climate change on physical

and mental health as well as social aspects associated with climate change, not much has been done on

its impact of women particularly, those along the coastal belts in developing countries whose livelihood

depends on the resources of the sea and their level of involvement in decision taken by their husbands

with respect to, mitigating against the challenges of climate change.

Contact The Climate Sociologist link below for full access to the research findings.

The Climate Sociologist

Culture-Specific Climate Education

On International Day of Education, we partnered with the UNESCO & Learning Planet Festival to raise awareness on the need to have culture - specific climate education

Green Tales Climate Education Competition 2024