'Facing the Crisis' Digital Exhibition
Nicola Taylor • July 26, 2021
The theme of climate justice touches on many issues including politics, trade, and human rights and the inequalities it emphasises, and how different organisations are working towards a fairer and more sustainable world. As a part of highlighting these issues and ahead of COP26 taking place in Glasgow later this year, the Scottish International Development Alliance recently created a website “Facing the Crisis” as a digital exhibition to showcase the very real challenges that are being faced around the world.
A representative from the Alliance said “We are excited to introduce our new online digital exhibition, Facing the Crisis, exploring the impacts of the climate crisis across the globe. Across more than 50 films and images, discover personal stories, challenges and responses to the climate crisis in countries across the “Global South” through the lens of photography and film. Each image tells its own story of the human costs and resilience of people around the world. Please take your time, share images using #FacingTheCrisis, and enjoy!”
Organisations and individuals are able to upload their photos and share the stories behind them, so JTS and the Balmore Trust collaborated with their producer partners KASFA (an association of rice farmers) in Northern Malawi to tell their story.
This digital exhibition is well worth exploring as it gives you a real insight into how the climate crisis is affecting every day life and the mitigations that communities are having to put in place to combat the challenges that climate change brings. Below are the photos submitted by The Balmore Trust and JTS and we would appreciate if you would click on the photos to learn about the stories behind them.
Celebrating World Fair Trade Day and our retained WFTO Guaranteed Member Status
A woman farmer in South Africa harvesting her chillies ready or them to be turned into chilli sauce
The impact at origin of Sunshine Nuts in Mozambique is truly remarkable
Black Mamba is a small African Producer based in Eswatini, they are changing lives through their jams and chillies and working with True Origin
A Message from Tracy Mitchell, Managing Director, & Alistair Menzies, Chair of the Board
The Story of Beer Bread from a granny's kitchen in South Africa to the UK and beyond.
HOW EVERY JAR FROM TRUE ORIGIN CHANGES LIVES IN RURAL KENYA
