We're launching a series featuring 7 global leaders explaining why every issue is a climate issue. The climate crisis is the intersectional issue of our time. Go to to learn and share. #ProjectDandelion

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As we close 2024 and look toward the horizon of 2025, we extend our deep gratitude to each of you—storytellers, front-line activists, allies, and leaders—who bring your courage, conviction, and compassion to this shared work. What follows is just a glimpse of the Dandelions driving us toward a climate-safe world. The stories we carry, the actions we take, and the influence we wield are not separate threads but part of a greater tapestry—a global coalition working for a just, livable, and sustainable future for all. Today, we stand together having pinned over 10,000 leaders, alongside 300 organizations, reaching more than 250 million people around the world. This is a moment of convergence. It is a time to raise our voices, amplify those on the frontlines, and drive change with urgency and resolve. The future we envision will only be achieved through collaboration, determination, and an unwavering belief in our collective power.

As we reflect on COP29, which left many feeling the weight of unfinished work, we also recognize the power of hope and resilience. This week, we’re sharing reflections from Dandelions who attended the conference—women whose voices and leadership illuminate a path forward. Their thoughts on lessons learned and aspirations for 2025’s COP30 in Brazil remind us that even in moments of setback, there is space for renewed momentum. Let these perspectives inspire us to carry the light of progress into the year ahead.

Dandelions of Faith 🤝 Women Faith and Climate Network Today at the Faith Pavilion at COP29, the Women, Faith and Climate Network launched, bringing together 50 women leaders from 8 faiths and 15 countries. This groundbreaking initiative builds on the October convening in Frascati, Italy, where women from diverse faith backgrounds committed to scaling their influence in the fight for climate justice. Faith groups are stepping up for climate action. Will you?

RT @XOAMANI: This is not just about the climate crisis. It’s about climate justice. I had the privilege of being invited to a convening o…

Is the business sector ready to take accountability for the climate crisis? Answering that question is Leah Seligmann, CEO of @thebteamhq, in Episode 4 of our COP29 Perspectives Series. Listen now:

RT @WomenDeliver: 🚨 What happens when climate commitments fall short? In @projdandelion’s #COP29 Perspectives series, @mfespinosaEC (@GWLv…

RT @WomenDeliver: Why is climate funding leaving women leaders behind? 🤔 In @projdandelion’s #COP29 Perspectives series, @renatakoch9, fou…

Why is climate funding leaving women leaders behind? @renatakoch9, founder of @EmpoderaClima, explores this question in Episode 3 of our COP29 Perspectives Series. She highlights the severe funding gaps facing women-led climate initiatives, particularly in the Global South, and urges world leaders to push for more equitable financial commitments. For Renata, true climate justice demands that resources reach the most affected. Listen now:

🚨🚨 What happens when climate commitments fall short for developing countries? 🚨🚨 Welcome to Episode 1 of Project Dandelion's #COP29Perspectives series, where we'll hear from María Fernanda Espinosa Garcés and dive into the pressing challenges faced by developing countries, from securing climate finance to advancing the Loss and Damage Fund. María's expertise sheds light on the crucial commitments needed to ensure a climate-safe future for all. Listen now:

Are we overlooking a powerful ally in the push for a climate-safe world? Join us in finding out from @hindououmar, a passionate advocate and activist for Indigenous rights and climate action, in Episode 2 of Project Dandelion's COP29 Perspective Series. Listen now:

­What is COP29? To help answer that question, we're amplifying the voices of changemakers shaping the future of our planet. Over the next few days, we'll feature insightful episodes that address key climate issues leading up to COP29. Hear from inspiring leaders, including María Fernanda Espinosa Garcés, Hindou Oumarou Ibrahim, Leah Seligmann, and more. Share these episodes with your community to elevate the discussion and inspire meaningful action.

Looking for a weekend listen? Check out this episode of The Playful Podcast with Project Dandelion Executive Director #RondaCarnegie!

Racial justice is a climate issue. @wawagatheru founded @blackgirlenviro (BGE) to address the climate movement’s pathway problem for Black girls, women, and gender-expansive people. By creating space and opportunities, BGE empowers the next generation of climate leaders of color, ensuring they thrive and lead with impact. At Project Dandelion, we believe that amplifying diverse voices is key to climate justice. BGE’s vision is a powerful example of this in action, and together, we’re committed to building a climate movement that’s as inclusive as it is unstoppable.

Project Dandelion is heading to TEDNext! We’re leading a Discovery Session to explore the critical question: How do we outsmart the Climate Crisis? Attending TEDNext? Let us know!

#COP29 is soon approaching, where leaders will convene to discuss & commit to equitable climate solutions. We at Project Dandelion know that when we invest in women and girls, we ensure a climate-just future for all.

Picture a climate-safe world—now shrink it into a single room filled with passion and purpose. That was the essence of our gathering with Women's Earth Alliance at #NYCW, where we launched an inspiring week of climate action. Thank you to all who joined us—we’re not just imagining a climate-safe world, we’re building it, together.

Land rights are a climate issue. We’re proud to stand with our partners at @landcoalition this #RuralWomensDay to amplify women’s land rights. Meet Suraj, a farmer from Gujarat, India, challenging patriarchal norms and creating a sustainable future for her children. Together, we can uplift voices like hers and drive real change. Watch, share, and stand with women land defenders across the world. #IAmADandelion #ClimateJustice #GenderEquality #LandRights @landcoalition

Food justice is a climate issue. The @futureoffoodorg's September edition is live, highlighting grassroots movements driving food systems transformation. At Project Dandelion, we believe sustainable, equitable food systems are key to a livable world for all. Read more and get inspired!