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Apocalyptic Resilience 2021: Parable of the Survivors
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Indigenous Youth and Their Fight in Times of COVID-19
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Water Conservation Talk with Queer Brown Vegan
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Discussing Climate Change & Inclusion with Environmental Activist QueerBrownVegan
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Earth Week Day 5: QueerBrownVegan Keynote Presentation
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Veganism, Education, and Zero Waste - Isaias Hernandez
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Why must the work we do continue being scaleable? Why must the work we do continue being scaleable? Im just an individual, isn’t my existence already enough. As I’ve been working internally on smaller projects with my team, one thing I’ve wanted to shift to is the mindset and intent of localization. For me, localization is a sustainable framework that recognizes that our work and contributions to the Earth remain through its bioregion. I’ve often been in spaces feeling imposter syndrome and then asking myself where those feelings come from, is it the fact that you are not recognized in a space that was never meant for you to flourish? Are you not someone who is creating large scale work for everyone? Do you not have the write words to speak to audiences when you’ve been taught not to follow a script? Are you afraid of those who will disagree and judge your words? These mixed feelings have been instilled into me since entering college. But, one thing that I’ve realized is that our work doesn’t always need to be celebrated, it can simply grow amongst the crisis that we face providing home for small groups of individuals. Similar to mushrooms, they grow in some of the most roughest places, providing shade and comfort for others. As I’m going through a whole brand redesign, working on YouTube, and rewriting my whole book proposal, I want to atleast gold myself accountable in 2022, to SLOW down. I can’t save others from this ecological crisis when I can’t help myself. Do you ever experience Imposter Syndrome? #lionsmane #lionsmanemushroom #lionsmanemushrooms #mycologymonday #mycologysociety #mycologists #fungi #fungilove #fungilovers #fungilove🍄 #fungiphotography #queerbrownvegan #queerforager #foraging #foragedfood #foragedandfound #intersectionalveganism
Did you know I shot a campaign with @ecologi_hq a Did you know I shot a campaign with @ecologi_hq a few weeks back in Glasgow, Scotland? Swipe right if you want to see the interviews ♻️🌎 One of the reasons why I love working with Ecologi is that they are transparent as a carbon offsetting app, allowing for traceability to where your trees are being planted and tracking their growth. They recently even became a B Corp receiving a score of 123.7, which the average score of a company is usually 80! Join the @Ecologi_HQ movement, and be part of something bigger. A community, a movement, a change... 🌱 Grow a native and biodiverse forest 📉 Reduce negative impact through certified climate solutions 💡Get sustainability tips to help you on your journey Thanks to the team at @go_enviral / @jossford for reaching out to me for this project #COP26 #Ecologi #Environment #ClimateAction #carbonoffset #carbonoffsetting #carboncapture #cop26glasgow #queerbrownvegan #ecoeducation #ecoeducator
#AD #MYRoots in nature are reflected in my Queer i #AD #MYRoots in nature are reflected in my Queer identity as a Latinx environmentalist that intertwines my understanding of my cultural history within ecosystems. With @seedlip_na, I can enjoy some moments of solitude but I always remember there are no such things as solo dates when you are around living systems. Whether it's the soil, plants, or insects that co-exist in ecosystems, we constantly have conversations with nature. Taking time to talk with nature, I have time to listen to the gusting wind, the squirrels foraging for seeds and nuts, and the flowing creek with minerals. More often than not, we forget that our existence is part of natural ecosystems rather than being fragmented away from spaces. The truth is that bringing our unique experiences and stories allows us to live a multi-dimension environmental world that recognizes our pain, power, love, and grief for one another.  The Purchase with a Purpose kit from @seedlip_na contains Spice 94, a thyme seed paper neck tag, and a 100% recycled highball glass, all within a fully biodegradable, recyclable, and compostable, mushroom-based pack. I've teamed up with @seedlip_na to share our commitment to expanding our roots to others by being a member of @onepercentftp. For every Purchase with a Purpose, seedlip will donate $10 (up to $10,000) to @wegotnextorg. We Got Next amplifies individual stories of adventure and activism from communities that have been underrepresented in the outdoor and environmental spaces. If you're inspired to make an Espresso MartiNo or any of the other beautiful Spice 94 cocktails that will help WeGotNext, head over to Seedlipdrinks.com and purchase the Spice 94 & Ginger Highball set with purpose! #outdoors #outdoorlifestyle #outdooreducation #ecoeducator #environmentalscience #queerbrownvegan
My degraded health living in an environment that w My degraded health living in an environment that was polluted was not due to a natural occurrence. But rather a system that was designed to punish and keep communities like mine below while indoctrinating us to believe that we didn't work hard in life to live in a society that had access to free air, water, and soil. I grew up thinking that living near toxic facilities, no access to green spaces and living miles away from grocery stores was regular. Say what?! The human supremacy rhetoric that is often thrown out in environmental discussions gets me angry because it misses the mark of addressing the root causes of these issues. As environmental justice and environmental racism have become more known in digital and academic spaces, thanks to the legacy of environmental justice leaders who paved the way for these concepts, I cannot stop thinking of the times I've had to explain to sit down with people that reject the idea. Indeed, nature itself would not harm us because we are one. Still, the dominant narrative of how nature has been degraded, utilized for resources, and viewed through an economic lens, has allowed those who reap the benefits of capitalism to believe that these systems of thinking are natural when they are not. The establishment of polluted industries did not come from a human supremacy lens but rather from white supremacy that actively colonized, displaced and enslaved Black & Indigenous communities. To this day, we see the legacy of redlining where communities of color were rejected to have any housing opportunities in affluent White neighborhoods because they didn't want us there. How subsidized public housing is built near toxic environments, or how people who are imprisoned by the prison, immigration, or military-industrial complex are being poisoned as we speak. This is why we must continue to recognize that our framing of discussions must be precise to hold ourselves accountable. Outsourcing pollution will not fix the crisis we have today. I got to meet the father of EJ, Robert Bullard at COP26 #environmentalracism #environmentaljustice #climatechange #climatecrisis #queerbrownvegan #ecoeducator #ecoeducation
Laetiporus Cincinnatus, Chicken Of The Wood Mushro Laetiporus Cincinnatus, Chicken Of The Wood Mushroom 🍄 ☀️ Late Fall harvest before I left to the UK a couple months ago so I got to enjoy some of the Fall Mushrooms. Foraging activities are at a rest for me during this Winter season as I take time to look beneath my roots and regenerate my health. During winter there aren’t as much mushrooms 🍄 which is good for how we view life, where we give and one must also take time to rest. My goals for 2022 is to have atleast 1-2 new foraging friends to go around in New Jersey and enjoy learning about mycology. Mycelium roots aren’t dead, they are only at a rest. Currently enrolled in a mycology course and I felt like I’m in biology all over again so that’s been exciting. If you are someone who would love to be apart of this friendship group in 2022, let me know and connect to become foraging companions ❤️🍄📖 Other side note: learning more about botany and herbalism, it’s taking me a while to learn so im hoping to explore it in the future . #chickenofthewoods #chickenofthewood #chickenofthewood #mycologymonday #mycologists #mycologyclub #mushroom #mushrooms🍄 #fungi #fungilove #fungilover #fungilovers #fungifanatic #queerforager #foraging #forager #foragedfood #veganism #fungifreaks
Did you know mini solar panels exist? This easy-to Did you know mini solar panels exist? This easy-to-install, stylish solar panel that charges your devices with the power of the sun and is designed to be modular and repairable! When I first moved into my apartment in New Jersey, I was looking into making my home more eco-friendly when I stumbled upon @grouphugsolar last year and found the work they were doing. This solar panel is a USB-C port that allows you to charge your phone and is easy to take whenever you go camping. Whenever my iPhone or AirPods are dying, I love to connect this next to my window. Grouphug Solar is committed to redistributing 5% of its holiday profits to Native Renewables as part of this partnership. Native Renewables is a 501 (c) (3) nonprofit founded in 2016 that addresses energy access by providing the solar option to Native Communities. Their organization is headquartered in Flagstaff, Arizona, where they do solar installations, solar workforce training, and hands-on solar education workshops. If you are looking for an early Black Friday deal, it's $30 off until Friday! No code needed. Note: I cracked my frame by accident! Grouphug is going to repair this one for me. #grouphugsolar #solarpanel #solarpanels #solarenergy #renewableenergy #sustainability #ecofriendlyhome #zerowastehome #zerowastelifestyle #queerbrownvegan
Vegan Pan Dulce photo dump and life appreciation. Vegan Pan Dulce photo dump and life appreciation. When I was little, my parents would take me to the local pañería and we’d buy big pan dulce. My conspiracy theory was that the brown were chocolate, pink were strawberry, and white were vanilla when they all tasted the same anyway 😭🍭 Whenever I make Pan Dulce I’m reminded of my home in Los Angeles, where I grew up, where I struggled, where I was confused, and where I felt a loss of self at times. Every healer needs a baker, because what sustains the healer and what sustains the baker? I often get scared thinking where is home and doubt my ability to survive in different areas when I need to give myself more patience and care. I think the reason why I loved making Pan Dulce is because it reminded me of the happy young times, when I didn’t have to think much of life. My mid 20s are full of doubt, failures, and career establishment in some way that I keep telling myself that how are we supposed to normalize these things when I still feel scared every day 😭 nobody told me how adulting is scary because you are the baker 👨🏽‍🍳 crafting your story. The more time I’ve been spending baking and cooking, the more I feel at ease with my place in this world. It helps me realign myself and know that the food I cook today is an extension from my culture and that no matter where I go, it’ll always be there to create. Cheers to the continued love we have to continue creating food that makes us feel whole again. #veganpandulce #pandulce #veganconchas #veganconcha #conchas #veganismo #veganismobrasil #veganismoporamor #vegano #veganofig #veganbreakfast #vegandessert #vegnews #livekindly #livekindlyco #veganfoodporn #veganlifestyle #veganfoodie #vegancommunity
Have you ever been to a zero waste store? Fun fact Have you ever been to a zero waste store? Fun fact, I actually used to work at one and I’m always amazed by the design and options for plastic-free items. Last month when I was in Edinburgh, I got to visit @theecolarder and toured around their place and they had bulk plastic free staple foods and products. Not only that, but they are also a community space holding yoga and clothing swaps to encourage people to reuse. ♻️ 🌎🌈 One of the biggest issues for people buying at zero waste stores was when the pandem hit and people were mass hoarding supplies. Not only that, but there was a slight distrust towards these stores because people didn’t want to get sick when touching the food. A lot of people ask why are zero waste products are expensive and the truth is that we are investing in a more sustainable system that cherishes labor, land, and ethics. Should there be a push for more accessible and affordable products? Yes! The United States has seen some increases of new zero waste stores opening in person or online, which fascinates me to think if we are truly headed for more conscious consumerism. What are your thoughts on zero waste stores? 🌎🌈 #zerowasteshopping #zerowasteshop #zerowasteshops #packagefree #zerowastestore #zerowasteuk #zerowasteliving #zerowastehome #zerowastelifestyle #zerowastetips #zerowastejourney #ecofriendly #ecofriendlyproducts #ecofriendlyliving #queerbrownvegan #lowwaste #lowwasteliving #lowwastelifestyle #zerowastevegan
A few months ago I had the honor to be hired for a A few months ago I had the honor to be hired for a campaign to discuss the environmental impacts of almond milk for @nowthisnews & @silk . When looking into plant based milks, almond milk is often portrayed in a negative light yet uses less water than conventional dairy milk. I chose to be Vegan almost three years ago after realizing the conditions that animals and humans experience in industrial agriculture. When we think of conservation, land, and water use to grow almonds, a lot of conversations leave out the biodiversity benefits that are received from people taking care of almond trees and the people who are paid fairly in this industry. I’m not saying Almond Milk is the solution for everyone, however, we must take some strives to reduce the consumption of animal derivatives. There are many plant based milks that exist in the market today 🥛🌈🌎 #almondmilk #silkmilk #oatmilk #hempmilk #veganism #veganismo #veganlife #veganlifestyle #crueltyfree #waterconservation #sustainability #ecofriendly #queerbrownvegan #plantbased #plantbaseddiet #plantbasedfood #veganuk #vegansofig #vegancommunity #veganinspiration
Love for the interrelated whole. Insects 🐞 hold Love for the interrelated whole. Insects 🐞 hold so much power and rebirth to flowers that supports our ecosystems. Flowers thrive with water 💧, sun ☀️ , and beneficial critters beneath its surface. The Amazon Waterlily (Victoria Amazonica is a natural wonder of the age. This lily room was completed back in 1852 and is home to aquatic and tropical fruits. Back then, children and babies were able to be sit on top of them for photography. When I was in London, visiting Kew Gardens, I fell in love with the botanical garden park, it almost reminded me of the San Francisco and Berkeley botanical garden (though different design). This trip was therapeutic for my soul after having to choose my peace and pleasure over ones mistake. Symbolically, these plants represent pleasure and peace, one that stands on its own despite facing pressure. I’ve always been curious to learn more cultural roots about plants and their representation to sacred symbols. Decolonizing the flower 🌸 is one I’ve been tapping into the more and more I visit museums. Which is your favorite botanical garden and flower? #kewgardens #kewgardenslondon #kewgarden #victoriaamazonica #amazonwaterlily #botanicalgardens #botanicalgarden #decolonizeflowers #queerbrownvegan #lilypad #lilypads #plantlover #plantlove #plantlovercommunity
I was able able to attend #COP26 because of the te I was able able to attend #COP26 because of the team at @youthclimatelab . I had the pleasure to interview them about what they thought about the conference, their role as an NGO, and what they are looking forward to next year at #COP27 Who is Youth Climate Lab? Youth Climate Lab is a Canada-based, global non-profit organization that accelerates youth-led climate policy, projects, and businesses. YCL was founded in May 2017 to enable young people to build just, climate-resilient futures. They design, pilot, and scale creative and collaborative experiments that drive skills shift, policy shift, and finance shift. Through their work, they've developed and piloted 21 projects and collaborated with 30+ partners from around the globe to reach youth in 77 countries and have worked with and paid 59 young folks, associates, facilitators, and contractors all under the age of 30. At COP26, YCL launched audio blogs of the Building Back Better: The Storyteller Series, where Youth Climate Lab’s International Policy Specialist, Sabrina Guzman Skotinsky, sits down with Global South youth to discuss multi-solving in climate justice work. They also collaborated with GAY (Green African Youth Organization) on a policy brief for multi-solving for a Green Recovery: Youth voices approach to building back better. In their policy brief, you can read about the multi-solving approach and how governments and organizations can implement it with youth at the center. You can read it at youthclimatelab.org/multi-solving In this video, pictures from the beginning to end: -Dominique Souris, Co-Founder & Executive Director (@ohsodom ) -Puninda Singh YCL Delegate (@poeninduh ) -Jasveen Brar New Co-Executive Director (@jasveenbrar5 ) -Shalaka Jadhav Design & Community Manager (@shalaks_j ) Want to get involved with YCL? Head over to youthclimatelab.org #youthclimatelab #environmentalscience #environmentaleducation #ecoeducator #sustainability #environmentalscience #cop26action #cop26bbc #cop27egypt #policyeducation #policyshift #climatejustice #climateactionnow
Have you purchased Required Reading Climate Justic Have you purchased Required Reading Climate Justice, Adaptation And Investing In Indigenous Power, curated and edited by @ndncollective ? Took some time off after #COP26 to reflect on what exactly is my purpose in this movement when it almost seems like corporations and the elite have large amounts of power. Climate justice has been used for decades by grassroots organizers yet the language has been co-opted by conferences like COP26 to misconstrue the message and angle it through a capitalistic lens. “Climate justice as defined by Indigenous dreaming, is an invitation into complexity, a sure ending to the truth, and a reckoning with extractive society in order to revitalize possibility.” - Quote from book. We often tell ourselves in order heal, we must address the pain we’ve gone through yet, there is a failure from governments that have designed systems based on exploitation and extractive rather than community care. At times when I hear the phrases of 2.4, I think about cultural displacement and existing beings hurt on this planet. But, I also remind myself that my role in this movement is to continue extending myself towards Indigenous sovereignty, leadership, and self-determination while unlearning the colonial systems I perpetuate. When people ask me if I hope? I will always say yes, because hope does not come from one individual, it comes from collective power. Is this hope beautiful at times? No, it can be messy because realizing the amount of violence and pain Black, Indigenous, POC have put themselves in this movement can lead to long term physical and mental health issues. We must not let the systems designed to deteriorate our souls divide us but rather opportunity to allow us to relearn what it means to heal ourselves. You can buy the digital version of NDN collective at shop.ndncollective.org Book published by @loamlove #cop26glasgow #cop26action #indigenoussovereignty #climatejustice #climatejusticenow #sustainable #sustainability #regeneration #regenerativemedicine #queerbrownvegan
My #cop26 journey has come to an end. I spent the My #cop26 journey has come to an end. I spent the last five weeks in the UK and I was really challenged throughout this trip. I spent my first week in Edinburgh, then headed down to London for two weeks, and competed my last two weeks at Glasgow. Community is what allows me to regenerate and you don’t need to always attend high level conferences, at the end of the day, the most important thing to connect to is your local community. One thing people have constantly asked me is why continue doing environmental work when our governments are failing on us? Well, for me, I want to live my life knowing that I tried everything I can to fight for a just future. I don’t want to die with regrets. My eco-anxiety has increased since attending the conference and I’m going to take some time to humanize myself and slow down. Realizing that at 25, my body does not respond the same as it did when I was 21. I’m going to take the time to reflect on this trip. Second image: Photography shot by @rauldelima , featuring @browngirl_green @greengirlleah @frias_daphne @nageeartis @jes.vesconte Third Image: With my family from @youthclimatelab , they are the reason why I was able to go, stay tuned for some content! Image 4: me and @lesswastelaura Image 5: Met the Father of the Environmental Justice Movement Robert D. Bullard #cop26bbc #cop26glasgow #cop26uk #cop26🌍 #cop26ambition #ecoeducation #queerbrownvegan #ecofriendly #regeneration
My letter to this new world, to future generations My letter to this new world, to future generations, for #COP26, so that we can build relationships on reciprocity and realize the power of education that comes from community. Thanks again @financialtimes for including me. Please visit their climate hub, FT Climate Capital @ftclimate for the latest on climate change from a business, economic and political perspective. #FTLetters #ad #climatechange #climatejustice
I was thankful to have been invited to speak at Th I was thankful to have been invited to speak at The NY Times Climate Hub space thanks to my friends at @forceofnature.xyz @cloverhogan @phoebehansonn during #COP26 .My relationship to our current planetary crisis has always been complex. At a young age, many of us have normalized social, racial, or environmental injustices. In a world where isms exist that further alienates us rather than to care of each other, where do we find space to feel anxious about the planet? When I think about Eco anxiety, I think about cultural, spiritual, and religious displacement. I think about how many beings have lost their life due to the system we live in that indoctrinated us to believe in individualism than collectivism. Validating our pain allows us to tap into the power. The power that seeks for our existence and the interrelated whole of Earth. Creating agency for ourselves in this movement is difficult when we haven’t been given resources. When I was little, I didn’t know how to express my pain. I often found myself normalizing injustice. It wasn’t until I got older that I realize that there is so much resistance happening throughout the world to create a regenerative just world and that I wanted to become an educator to help others validate their pain. When we have the right words to describe our experiences, it opens doors for healing. Photography: Craig Gibson #cop26glasgow #cop26action #cop26bbc #cop26uk #newyorktimesclimatehub #queerbrownvegan #ecoeducation #ecoeducator #regeneration #ecoanxiety #tierratrauma #ecogrief
#Sponsored I am at COP26 and I've been reflecting #Sponsored I am at COP26 and I've been reflecting a lot on how this year's conference is significant for future climate plans. As many of you know, many governments, multinational corporations, and youth are attending COP26. It's a scary space to think about how we are often pitted against each other to prove how climate justice is essential in the world we live in today. Some goals that will be discussed at COP26 are: 1.) Secure global net-zero by mid-century and keep 1.5 degrees within reach 2.) Adapt to protect communities and natural habitats 3.) Mobilize Finance 4.) Work together to deliver Our personal choices do impact the planet and where we choose to put our money also reflects how reliant these exploitative systems seek to exist. Reconsidering our banks is hard because we often don't think about how much our funds are invested in fossil fuels from banks. Bank of the West is paving the way for a more equitable and environmental bank. In my research, they are ranked one of the highest banks to commit to a fossil-free future. While they have a long way to go, they are invested in funding people and planet initiatives. Their executive team is composed of 30% Women and 20% People of color, and they are helping drive diversity through their commitment to Grameen America which supports the creation of more than 12,000 Women-run businesses and 22,000 jobs. When you open an account with Bank of the West, they also have a 1% for the Planet Checking Account. You can learn more by heading over to http://bankofthewest.com @bankofthewest #COP26 #positivebanking
As you know this week I’ve been in Glasgow for C As you know this week I’ve been in Glasgow for COP26, but what you may not know is how I met up with the team at @Ecologi_HQ for some community chats and megaphone fun 📢💚 Yes, you heard that right. I took to the streets with the Ecologi team to see how everyone was feeling! We talked about carbon emissions, made some rhymes and even hugged some trees…🌳 I’m really excited for you all to see this collaboration. Check it out & please let me know what you think --------- Join the @Ecologi_HQ movement, and be part of something bigger. A community, a movement, a change... 🌱 Grow a native and biodiverse forest 📉 Reduce negative impact through certified climate solutions 💡Get sustainability tips to help you on your journey Thanks to the team at @go_enviral / @jossford for reaching out to me for this project #COP26 #Ecologi #Environment #ClimateAction #cop26glasgow
Many of you asked me about my thoughts on what hap Many of you asked me about my thoughts on what happened today with PETA X HM. I am deeply disappointed but not surprised. Vegan capitalism is on the rise and it is the sounding alarm. The fight for justice will not be achieved through collaborations with large-scale corporations with no interest in planetary health. Vegan capitalism will never liberate nonhuman animals or humans. It continues to reinforce extractive systems. My veganism has always been centered on fighting for the liberation of nonhuman animals and humans while actively recognizing that we must decentralize globalized systems that uphold unsustainable futures. Suppose our focus is on fighting for the liberation of humans and non-human animals. Why do we continue to place faith in large-scale industries that will "save" the fashion system (nonhuman animals & humans) when they still uphold the same design in a parallel industry. Veganism has always been anticapitalistic for me because we are fighting to dismantle industrial and violent systems that harm beings. #vegancapitalism #veganism #whiteveganism #veganismo #veganlife #crueltyfree #crueltyfreeliving #veganuk #sustainablefashion #sustainableliving #sustainablelifestyle #fashionforeveryone #veganleather #veganclothing #veganclothes
Fun fact: When people meet me in real life, they a Fun fact: When people meet me in real life, they are surprised that I’m 6 ft 2 😆🌎. Attended the #cop26 climate strike in Glasgow, Scotland today with some amazing climate peeps. I met a Mexican climate activist and it’s always lovely learning my Spanish with @replanteando My experience at COP26 have been okay but my community makes up for it! Image 2: With @laurenthesunflower , total liberationist and it was so lovely connecting again from Edinburgh. Image 3: With the founder of @intersectionalenvironmentalist , @greengirlleah . Image 4: @acespace net the whole team. S/O to Indy! #cop26glasgow #cop26action #cop26bbc #cop26uk #cop26ambition #climateaction #climatejustice #climatejusticenow #ecoactivism #sustainability #queerbrownvegan #climatestrike #fridaysforfuture
How has your #COP26 journey been? Well… it was a How has your #COP26 journey been? Well… it was a mess in the beginning. I was kicked out of my Humane Hotel place because the host was mad that there was two other activists sleeping in the living room and demanded that we paid 400 pounds extra. We said no and got kicked out at 12AM and I had to book a hotel for $500 (one night) to ensure everyone’s safety. But, beyond that, the spaces has been highly anti-youth and a lot of rich old people looking down on a lot of youth BIPOC. I even had an encounter with a white man doubting my work and ability to communicate about climate change, I was so exhausted 😩 At the New York Climate Hub space I was rejected to enter a forum because I didn’t register even though I had an all day pass as my friend and she was able to enter without registering for the event. There was a food called Haggis labeled as Vegan & Vegetarian and I was confused 😂 Even though it was rough, things got better throughout the week. Beside that, I’m excited to be attending the Blue Zone next week with @youthclimatelab and they are doing amazing work for youth across the globe. I’ve realized how essential community is and here are some snippets of videos I wanted to share with you about the power of artists, activists, and Indigenous leaders. Some leaders in the videos are @favianna1 from @culturestrike & @browngirl_green , @frias_daphne , Colette Pichon Battle Founder of The Gulf Goast Center. Thank you @ndncollective Kailea Frederick Climate Justice Organizer at NDN Collective @kaileafrederick , Lycia Maddocks Political Director at NDN Collective @illmaddocks , Eriel Deranger Executive Director at Indigenous Climate Action @tchekwie #cop26glasgow #cop26action #climateactionnow
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