Culture as Resilience: Pacific Voices on Unmeasurable Loss and Self-Determined Solutions -- Climate Justice Resilience Fund As the climate crisis intensifies, communities across the Pacific continue to experience devastating losses that cannot be measured solely in monetary terms: losses of culture, identity, land, and ways of life. These profound, non-monetary impacts are w...

We recently hosted our #PacificRising convening, where Pacific partners shared what climate loss truly means: loss of memory, culture, and place.
Climate justice must center their leadership and lived experience.

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Diligent Hope: From the Pacific Islands to New York – UUSC UUSC partners from the Pacific champion climate justice and Non-Economic Loss and Damage, calling for accountability ahead of COP30.

“We are not drowning, we are fighting.”

Our Director of Advocacy Salote Solo reflects on this year’s #PacificRising, UUSC’s annual convening in Fiji, and why Non-Economic Loss and Damage (NELD) must be centered as we head toward #COP30.

Turning the Tide: Pacific Nations Lead in Ocean Conservation From creating the world’s largest Marine Protected Area to launching the biggest Indigenous-led marine reserve on earth, Pacific nations are redefining ocean conservation. In parallel…

Waves of Hope in News This Week: 🌊
Samoa, Vanuatu, Solomon Islands, and others are leading a conservation wave… millions of ocean km² protected through Indigenous-led MPAs. The Pacific is showing the world how it’s done.
#WavesOfHope #OceanHoptimism #MPA #PacificRising #BlueLeadership