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Climate solutions often leave out or directly harm the most vulnerable communities. While “intersectionality” and “climate” are almost buzzwords nowadays, the two fail to come together in a meaningful way in Europe. We have a very active climate field in Europe. However, it is not one that structurally works towards climate justice. Funders must take a structural, intersectional approach to the climate crisis that empowers communities.

The One Sustainable Health for All Forum 2023 will be held on 5-7 July 2023 in Lyon bringing together high-level political and technical stakeholders from different…

On 3 July the European Environmental Funders Group will host a second webinar sharing insights from the new report “Environmental Funding by European Foundations – volume 6”. Which countries in Europe receive…

On 6 June the European Environmental Funders Group will host a webinar sharing insights from the brand new report “Environmental Funding by European Foundations – volume 6”. Which countries in Europe receive…

The European Philanthropy Coalition for Climate will host the “Health and Climate Peer-Exchange for European Foundations” on 8 June to explore the nexus of climate, health…

On 2 June, the European Philanthropy Coalition for Climate will host a “Philanthropy Infrastructure Members Climate Peer-Exchange” offering Philea’s philanthropy infrastructure members the opportunity to exchange…

The European Environmental Funders Group will meet on 22 May in Šibenik, Croatia, just before the Philea Forum 2023 to explore “Strengthening Environmental Philanthropy in Central and Eastern…