Meet Adubi Plange, Crawford’s Master of Climate Change graduate and the advocate for decolonization and environmental justice.

Crawford School introduces our fantastic staff, so you can meet the people of Asia and the Pacific’s leading graduate policy school. This time around, we talk to Dr Sonia Akter.

An advocate for social justice, Kate Donnelly’s journey to Suva, Fiji led her to realise the greatest impact she could have on climate change was back home in Australia.

ANU) is offering 5-6 scholarships for First Nations or Pacific Islander graduate students to attend the UNFCCC Conference of the Parties (COP) in the UAE in 2023.

A Crawford Graduate has used his life skills, and a pandemic, to change careers and complete his Master of Climate Change.

Paul, a former teacher, transitioned to environmental work by pursuing a Master of Climate Change through Crawford and learning from teachers at the highest levels of science, policy and advocacy.

For meteorologist Minwoo Chun, his determination to go beyond his discipline led him to ANU Crawford School of Public Policy – now not even the sky is the limit.

Siobhan McDonnell has been announced as a recipient of the Discovery Early Career Researcher Award (DECRA) for her project on how Pacific Island states negotiate effective climate action at the UNCOP.

Australia’s Minister for Climate Change and Energy, The Hon Chris Bowen MP, announced today that Professor Frank Jotzo has been appointed to lead the Australian Government’s Carbon Leakage Review.