“Climate Change Is A Political Issue – Women’s Leadership Matters” is part of a series of short videos which are part of Panos Caribbean’s ongoing efforts to highlight the human and social justice dimensions of climate change.
This video features Ambassador Dessima M. Williams, Chair of AOSIS, 2009-2011.
For more information on the impacts of Climate Change and the need to stop global temperatures rising about 1.5 visit www.panoscaribbean.org and www.1point5.info.
Produced by Vagabond Media for Panos Caribbean
Esther Figueroa: Producer, Director, Editor
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