In today’s fascinating episode of A Climate of Peace, we’re joined by Steve Killelea who is founder and Executive Chairman of the Institute for Economics & Peace(IEP).The IEP is best known for the Global Peace Index, which is the world’s leading measure
Welcome back for our final episode of A Climate of Peace. For today’s last episode, we’re joined by Christiana Figueres, one of the world’s top negotiators who brought the world to the table to sign the Paris Agreement and recipient
In today’s episode of A Climate of Peace we’re joined by Councillor Jess Miller, who was elected to the City of Sydney in 2016. Jess joined us to talk about why the City of Sydney declared a climate emergency in
For this episode of A Climate of Peace we’re joined by influential political economist, Professor Frank Stilwell. He sat down with us to talk about the links between inequality and climate change, and the competing ideas that economists have for
In today’s episode of A Climate of Peace we’re joined by Western Sydney University Chancellor and former secretary of the Department of Prime Minister and Cabinet, Professor Peter Shergold. He joined us to talk about his years in government working
Welcome back to A Climate of Peace, our interview series featuring conversations with leading thinkers and changemakers about the link between climate action, peace and justice. In today’s episode, Shadow Treasurer Jim Chalmers MP joins us to talk about the
In this edition of A Climate of Peace we bring you David Schlosberg, Director of the Sydney Environment Institute. He joined us to talk about some of the ground-breaking environmental justice research projects they’re leading, as well as the way
We sat down with journalist and author David Leser. A former Middle East and North American correspondent, David has been a journalist for 40 years and become widely known in Australia for his in-depth profiles and stories on social and
For this episode of A Climate of Peace, we sat down with Natalie Isaacs. Natalie is the founder and CEO of 1 Million Women, a global movement of women and girls who take practical action to fight dangerous climate change
Greg Mullins is a Climate Councillor, member of the Emergency Leaders for Climate Action and Former NSW Fire and Rescue Commissioner. He has decades of frontline experience and has witnessed firsthand how climate change has exacerbated fire conditions in Australia and lengthened
We sat down with Brynn O’Brien and Dan Gocher from the Australasian Centre for Corporate Responsibility (ACCR). ACCR is a research and shareholder advocacy organisation. Their focus is on corporate Australia — how listed companies, industry associations, and investors are managing
David Ritter, CEO of Greenpeace Australia Pacific sat down with us to discuss how climate change acts as the “ultimate threat magnifier” for all human rights and injustice issues. He also highlights how the COVID-19 pandemic shows that change is possible when
