Why the climate movement requires a shift in narrative
In short: Instead of focusing on inevitable loss, storyteller Fenton Lutunatabua explores the resilience of Pacific communities facing the climate crisis.
The video examines the stories of people living on the front lines of climate change. Rather than portraying these communities as passive victims waiting for rescue, Lutunatabuna highlights their active resistance and demand for global action, encapsulated by the mantra: 'We are not drowning. We are fighting.'
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