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We need more hope-keepers in the climate justice movement. More people who hold evidence-based hope in their hands that celebrate the continued momentum and progress that is being done. Because without them, who would we lean on in times of despair?
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“How do we build solidarity?”
Chat with people. Get to know them. Care about them. Show through your actions that you’re a trustworthy, reliable, respectful person. You don’t have to be BFFs with them, and they don’t have to be BFFs with you. Keeping things on a casual basis is more than fine.
Yeah there’s more to it, but this is the foundation.
‘Intersectional Environmentalism: Generational Uproot’
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When I think about all the things the IE team has cultivated in the last year and a half, I’m *truly* astounded. Between seeing IE + @allbirds posters while walking around in SoHo, to our conversation with a @whitehouse climate advisor, to an Earth Month summit (featuring a keynote from Brenda Mallory, White House Chair of the Council of Environmental Quality!), to creating our first ever publication, to producing a mini-documentary, to in person events, IE School, and so much more; wow what an incredible community we’ve had the opportunity to build 🥺❤️ Currently, we are hosting our first ever fundraiser as a nonprofit, of which Facebook has graciously agreed to match up to $50k. If you’ve been touched or inspired by IE’s work, we would love your support to help us continue offering free programming, create community-building opportunities, and fund our operations. Whether it’s a donation, a share, or just a comment, we appreciate all of your support, and wouldn’t be able to do it without you 🦋✨ 🌿 Graphic by @graphicsandgrain for @intersectionalenvironmentalist [image description: graphic with green text that says ‘Good things grow where you water them’. The graphic features a cream background, as well as a mountain range, flowers, and a sun.] • • • #intersectionalenvironmentalist #intersectionalenvironmentalism #ie #zerowaste #lowimpactmovement #wastefree #trashfree #plasticfree #nowaste #notrash #noplastic #ecofriendly #sustainable #sustainability #socialactivism #activism #activist #yayforearth #gogreen #environment #environmentalist #art #community #support #climate #climatejustice #environmentaljustice #climatecrisis https://www.instagram.com/p/CWDwSRXrDUV/?utm_medium=tumblr
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Women are both victims and a solution to climate change. We are disproportionately affected by the climate crisis, but by pushing to educate more of us around the world, we can reduce deforestation, improve innovations, create additional mitigation strategies, and give women more autonomy over their bodies!
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Posted @withregram • repost from @intersectionalenvironmentalist In honor of Dr. King, we’re not staying silent in the face of oppression, injustice or intolerance 🗣️ Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. was an agent of radical change 🎇 As we reflect on his legacy, let’s not forget that his profound impact has been watered down + weaponized to market products, police “unacceptable” forms of protest + uphold narratives that support oppressive systems 🙅🏽 ⚒️ 🐑 In honoring the legacy of Dr. King + the folks that supported, inspired + fought for freedom alongside him, we’re only telling relevant, revelatory + revolutionary truths. 🔊 🌞 🤝 graphic by @eileenjawn 💓 research by @dnaeetheehistorian ✨ @lexiiimh ✨ @greengirlleah #MLK #MLKDay #DrKing #MartinLutherKingJr #IntersectionalEnvironmentalist #IE #IntersectionalEnvironmentalism https://www.instagram.com/p/CKM6huCMo5Z/?igshid=1169xjhzd0zbb
Intersectional Environmentalism: Advocating For People & Planet:
Environmentalism is inherently intersectional. Saving one ecosystem saves humans, animals, and the resources around us from the water, food, and energy we consume.
Leah Thomas (@GreenGirlLeahT ) coined the term 'intersectional environmentalism' back in 2020 as a response to the murder of George Floyd and the uprising of the Black Lives Matter Movement. In her infamous post she made online, she stated 'Environmentalists for Black Lives Matter' which garnered thousands of likes and reached millions.
It created a ripple effect for the term intersectional environmentalism, a place and feeling where people wanted to advocate for the people AND the planet. Intersectional Environmentalism is an inclusive version of environmentalism that advocates for both the protection of people and the planet. It identifies the ways in which injustices happening to marginalised communities and the earth are interconnected.
It brings injustices done to the most vulnerable communities, and the earth, to the forefront and does not minimise or silence social inequality. Intersectional environmentalism advocates for justice for people and the planet. For many marginalized communities, their relationship with the environment is fragmented, and creating spaces where BIPOC can come together to discuss these struggles is more than necessary.
What did you think of the episode? Are you an interesctional environmentalist? Comment below! Follow the work of Leah Thomas (@GreenGirlLeahT ) and Intersectional Environmentalist
