Brews, Bites, and Banter – A Sustainability Sip & Share with Graham Gordon (episode 10) - A Special Series of Walk Talk Listen at the UN.
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In this episode of Walk Talk Listen’s "Brews, Bites, and Banter" series, we sit down with Graham Gordon, Head of Global Advocacy and Policy at Christian Aid. With 25 years of experience working across advocacy, environmental stewardship, and development, Graham shares his insights on how Christian Aid is advancing environmental sustainability through agroecology and climate resilience programs. He emphasizes the importance of transitioning away from fossil fuels, phasing down coal, and addressing climate finance, particularly for communities facing irreversible damage from climate change. Graham also discusses the critical role of faith-based organizations in pushing for systemic change, ensuring climate justice, and holding governments accountable for their commitments. Graham Gordon has extensive experience working with both Evangelical and Catholic organizations in the UK, Latin America, and Africa. He is passionate about mobilizing the church to fulfill its mission and about giving people a voice, particularly on issues related to environmental stewardship and climate justice. As the lead for Christian Aid's global advocacy, Graham is committed to ensuring that faith-based organizations play a pivotal role in driving policy change and promoting sustainable development. Gordon's social media handles: LinkedIn and Christian Aid: Instagram, Facebook, and Twitter Follow Us:
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