Climate change has significantly worsened the lives of hundreds of millions of people — through the risks of drought, floods, extreme heat and poverty. And it does not show up merely as an environmental problem for the most disproportionately affected communities in the global south — but as a complex social justice problem, placing populations that are particularly vulnerable to its impacts at the center of the problem. Through this six-month reading journey, we will explore fiction, graphic novels, non-fiction, essays, poems and art from an intersectional feminist approach. These elements will cover the intersection of climate issues with patriarchy or capitalism, effects of rapid urbanization, indigenous communities and their struggles, and some lovely poignant tales of our natural world. We aim to create a space for those who are excited to challenge their biases, explore what feminism means and learn from others.