African Futures Lab advances climate justice as reparations, confronting colonial legacies, extractivism, and false solutions, while promoting feminist, community-led alternatives through global advocacy, research, and movement-building across Africa and the diaspora.
Our delegation attended COP 30 with a clear message: Africa's demand for climate reparations is not charity - it is a legal, moral, and political obligation owed by those most responsible for the …
A COP 30 publication. Africa's quest for climate finance is inseparable from the continent`s broader demands for economic, racial, and gender justice. It must be pursued as a project of structural …
A timely conversation as the momentum grown in the climate justice sphere and in the movement for reparations for colonial harms, enslavement and genocide of Indigenous peoples.
The two-day conference brought together experts from across Africa and the Caribbean to advance the fight for reparations for historical harms rooted in slavery, colonialism, and environmental …
Analysis of the verdict in Saul Lliuya vs RWE, a major step forward in climate litigation and corporate accountability. The ruling sets a historic precedent by linking emissions from a German utility …
As part of the Movement of Movements, African Futures Lab proudly supports PowerShift Africa's policy brief: "Why Carbon Markets Are a Dangerous Distraction for Africa.
