Pomegranate Global

Mentor group photo with Al Gore at Climate Reality Training, Brisbane 2019

I didn't know that much about the Earth's situation before attending one of Pomegranate Global's info sessions. It helped me realise what is happening and what needs to be done about our planet. Hieu is currently studying at Monash University in Melbourne, Australia.

Where can students study climate change? Find out the answer in Ailsa's second feature discussing the environmental impact of international students.

Our services include: climate action events and training for students, staff and alumni; modules for orientation, global mobility and leadership programs; support to reduce your operational carbon footprint and more.

Founded in 2016, Pomegranate Global helps the education sector take action on climate change. Its founder, Ailsa Lamont has 30 years of professional experience in international education, capacity building and social innovation, including in senior executive positions in the Australian university sector.

Confessions of a climate laggard: the journey from apathy to the first critical active steps.

Read an exclusive article by Ailsa Lamont where she talks about the environmental impact that international students can have over the globe.

As higher education becomes more globalised, how can universities ensure that internationalisation doesn’t contribute to rising global temperatures? Listen to a podcast where Sara Custer speaks with Marianne Mensah, international executive director at Université Côte d’Azur and Ailsa Lamont founder of Pomegranate Global.

Flick through Pomegranate Global's blog for thoughts and ideas on climate change and how to take action with as much impact as possible.