Article by Vera Zonneveld Discrimination and exclusion appear at many levels in society, starting from the most basic human need – 1 in 10 people in the world lack access to safe and clean water.… Read More »Water access and intersectionality
Greta Thunberg famously said, “It is the suffering of the many which pay for the luxury of the few.” This statement holds true in the context of climate change, where the consequences of our actions… Read More »Climate Change – A Call for Human Justice
One of the key pillars of United Rising is Inclusivity.In this context, the interaction of young people’s input in policy-making is essential to increase diversity in our current governance model. The young see the world… Read More »Collaborating with “Il Giovane” (The Young One)
Did you ever ask yourself to which extent our social position, ethnicity, and background have a role in shaping our perspective on environmental challenges? Answering this question is fundamental, as these factors significantly influence how… Read More »Introduction to Intersectional Environmentalism
United Rising’s goals of upholding the well-being of the planet and its inhabitants, would not be complete without showing to the public already existing representation of individuals promoting our same principles. United Rising, stands for… Read More »“La Revèle” (The Next Generation)
Why do We need to Recognize Their Unique Role in Environmental Management? Indigenous peoples have a deep spiritual connection to the natural world and have been, since the most ancient times, living in full cohesion… Read More »Unlocking the Potential of Indigenous Communities
Earth – a stunning planet rich in natural resources, traditions and cultures; all contributing to the overall beauty and vitality of the world. We, as Humans, are an integral part of this ecosystem in which… Read More »Our mission