Voices for Inclusion and Justice

Leaders around the country are creating inclusive solutions for their communities, climate, and the environment.

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Voices for Inclusion and Justice

Eleanor Greene

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Impact Investing for Gender Equality

Women and LGBTQ+ people are leading climate innovators—both when serving as managers in the financial sector, and when voting with their dollars.

Eleanor Greene

Queering Outdoor Spaces Heals People and the Earth

Climate change is an LGBTQ+ issue, as feeling accepted isn’t just nice, it’s a matter of survival. Preserving queer spaces in nature may also help us tackle the climate crisis.

Eleanor Greene

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We Grow Where We Go: LGBTQ+ Farmers Put Down Roots

Farm work is hard work—made harder for women and LGBTQ+ farmers who face even more barriers and hardships in the climate crisis. Nevertheless, they persist, and thrive.

Diego Velasquez

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These Social Media Activists Prove Digital Learning Isn't Just Zoom Class

Some might still call them kids, but these young people are the teachers now, taking to social media to talk to their peers about the climate crisis.

Anya Crittenton

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Go Vegan for the Planet...and Animals, and People

Going vegan is about much more than food. Intersectional veganism is about ending oppression for people, the planet, and animals...one bite at a time.

Mary Meade

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How White Women Can Move Toward Anti-Racism

White women can be part of dismantling racism, but for that to happen, they will need to unpack white supremacy and privilege first.

Mary Meade

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Coping With Climate Anxiety

Fires, floods, bigger storms, and unbearable heat are a “normal” part of life now. It’s no wonder climate anxiety is plaguing our mental health. Here’s what it means and how we can cope.

Rachel Komich

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When It Comes to Activism, Native Women Lead the Way

Native American women share their learnings from work rooted in historical trauma and healing through self-determination.

Anya Crittenton

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