#MYCLIMATESTRIKE
Tracking all of KAMY's climate strikes in Kuala Lumpur throughout 2019. Organized with grassroots communities, civil societies, and students in Malaysia. The climate strikes have been attended by ~9,000 people.
Weaving Hopes for the Future
The project is an art and cultural response to the climate degradation and climate injustice around us, focusing on creating a space for Orang Asli (Indigenous) youths and women to participate meaningfully in climate action both locally and globally.
“Why the Climate Crisis is a Women’s Issue”
In conjunction with International Women’s Day, KAMY organised a panel discussion featuring Malaysian climate activists, researchers, and consultants to explain how the climate crisis impacts women disproportionately in Malaysia. KAMY also runs a woman-identifying led podcast dedicated to elevating concerns around the climate emergency in Malaysia: ALAMak! podcast.
Climate Emergency Coalition
Mobilizing the first climate emergency coalition in Malaysia together with more than 20 civil societies groups. This coalition aims to address the climate emergency in Malaysia and at the same time facilitate civil societies to increase understanding of the impact of the climate crisis on affected groups, and the work of NGOs and CSOs.
Southeast Asia Climate Alliance (SEACA)
KAMY with grassroots groups across the region have come together through SEACA to build a space for Southeast Asian climate activists to connect, organize, and learn from each other.
Climate journalism training
In 2022, Klima Action Malaysia (KAMY) with the support of the European Climate Foundation (ECF), launched Lensa Iklim, a climate journalism and energy journalism program in Peninsula Malaysia that aims to upskill and empower Malaysian journalists and mainstream news media to improve climate change and energy transition reporting. The program now is supported by Tara Climate Foundation.
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