Food Sovereignty as a Pathway to Climate Justice
SHACK15, San Francisco, CA Listen to the full conversation here. “What is the agricultural system? Well, when you take culture out of it, it is just agribusiness.” -Sara Moncada By
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Ep. 4 - Not My Mainland
Featuring food justice advocate, Josh Mori, Kauaʻi Hawaiʻi Hawaii’s reliance on food importance began in the 1960s and has been further exacerbated by the locus for genetically modified (GMO)
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Ep. 3 - The First Responder
Featuring community advocate making advancements in criminal justice, David Heppard When it comes to the climate crisis, there is a stark divide between who is most affected due to the
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Fall Story Salon at BusBoys and Poets
Featured Storytellers Lorena Quiroz of Immigrant Alliance for Justice and Equity in Jackson, MS, who shared what it was like to welcome new immigrants from Guatemala to her community at
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Ep. 2 - The Hot Seat
Featuring environmental justice advocate Jacqueline Echols In episode 2: the Hot Seat, we hear from Jacqueline Echols about what’s happening in Atlanta where the South River Forest - one of
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Ep. 1 - Secret Sauce
Featuring community organizers Miss Sharon & Shamyra Lavigne, St. James Parish, Louisiana In our season three opener, Secret Sauce, we’re heading to St. James Parish, Louisiana, to chat with
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Season 3 Trailer: With Prism
People over Plastic is thrilled to join forces with Prism to launch apodcast docuseries that centers on personal stories from five U.S. communities disproportionately impacted by climate change, plastic
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6th Annual Environmental Justice Summit w/Hip Hop For Change
We were honored to bring environmental justice storytelling to the main stage with powerful stories by Elder Casey Camp-Horinek, Jan Victor Andasan, Dr. Ahimsa Porter Sumchai, and poetry by
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PoP TALKS at Shack15
We kicked off our powerful story salon series with the Shack15 team in San Francisco. Our esteemed lineup included: Sharon Lavigne, Patrice Simms, and Tricia Cortez, and poetry by Greer
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Ep. 5 - Not a Coincidence
Community Organizer Shashawnda Campbell reveals the fight of her life on toxic incinerators in South Baltimore All air is not created equal - and nothing exemplifies this more than South Baltimore’
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Ep. 4 - Ropa Americana
Circular economy expert Marcela Godoy shares the hard truth behind the underbelly of fast fashion In this week's episode, ‘Ropa Americana’, we’re tackling fast fashion on the
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Ep. 3 - Out of Sight, Out of Mind
Community Advocate Ken Houston gets personal about the rise of illegal dumping in Oakland, California Piling up. Illegal dumping is skyrocketing in urban areas across the United States inflicting grave
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