#climate-justice

#climate-justice

Black Earth Rising illuminates connections between the climate crisis, land, presence, colonization, diasporas, and social and environmental justice through the lens of Indigenous knowledge.

The demonstrators had gathered to bring attention to the controversial firm and the work it does to power the deportation of immigrants from the US.

Not a lot of people think of kayaking as political, but when you're paddling in the middle of a Superfund site…it’s hard to ignore.”

"In soil, I hear other words: soul and social."

Nature demonstrates that abundance and resilience exist even during bleak times. This moment is a call for collective action, learning, and respect for our interconnectedness.

Damilola Ogunbiyi emphasizes the urgent need for a collaborative approach in championing funding and policy to electrify 300 million Africans by 2030, addressing vast energy access gaps.

"Despite the compounded risk of marginalized groups in this region, LGBTQIA+ people have faced more challenges in their activism and dangers because of it, and are often not included in broader discussions on climate solutions."