Climate Girl Effect

Carolyn M. Cunningham is associate professor in the Communication and Leadership Studies Department at Gonzaga University. Heather M. Crandall is associate professor in the Communication Studies Department at Gonzaga University.

• ContentsAcknowledgmentsChapter 1 Girls on EarthChapter 2 The Greta EffectChapter 3 The Flint Girl EffectChapter 4 Indigenous Climate Girl EffectChapter 5 Technofeminist Climate Girl EffectChapter 6 Grassroots Climate Girl EffectChapter 7 Lawyer Up Climate Girl EffectChapter 8 The Future of the Climate Girl EffectReferencesAbout the Author

“The Climate Girl Effect is an excellent entry point for those interested in learning more about the current wave of girls activism for climate justice. The authors are both scholars and admirers of the activists and movements they present, allowing them to capture the tensions at play, between anxiety and strength, media empowerment and fetishization, and the desire to change the world versus the desire to live “normal” lives in unprecedented times. In combining attention to girls studies, environmental activism, Black and Indigenous experiences, and social/new media savvy, this book makes notable contributions to how we understand intersectional and coalition activisms."