This week’s Climate Justice newsletter is a special one, focusing on rest and care as NPQ staff take a two-week break to do just that.

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This week’s Climate Justice newsletter is a special one, focusing on rest and care as NPQ staff take a two-week break to do just that. First, we learn about organizations in the Global South that are creating spaces for activists and vulnerable communities to acknowledge and catalyze eco-anxiety into action. Next, we look at how the national organization—Mothers Out Front—is reshaping its focus to justice, self-care, and helping their communities show up as they are. Then, look to the past to secure a future that centers on wellness through the sustainability of culture. Finally, we look at how mental health and climate change are interlinked and where gaps in research remain.
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How the Climate Crisis is Changing Mental Healthcare ([link removed])
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Climate Anxiety and Eco-Grief: How Climate Change Hurts Global Mental Health ([link removed])
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