On this episode of Climate Justice, Yall, we are joined by Jeannie Economos of the Farmworker Association of Florida. Jeannies title is Pesticide Safety and Environmental Health Project Coordinator.

Welcome to the fourth season of Climate Justice, Yall! Were revisiting the conversation with Jeannie Economos of the Farmworker Association of Florida, from season 1 episode 4 Talking Labor with [

Justin J. Pearson is the fourth son of five boys born to teenage parents in Memphis, Tennessee. Justin J. graduated from Mitchell High School as Valedictorian and Bowdoin College in []

Welcome four the fourth season of Climate Justice, Yall! Were revisiting the conversation with Justin J. Pearson, now known as Representative Pearson, from season 2 episode 14 The Kids Are []

Wrap up the third season with hosts Abigail and Marshah as they discuss one of the foundational solutions to the climate crisis: community organizing. Listen to experienced community organizers Linds

In this special episode, hosts Marshah and Abigail listen to Queen Quet, the Chieftess and Head-of-State of the Gullah Geechee Nation, explain how they are utilizing indigenous scientific knowledge t

In this episode,Abigail and Marshah have a two-part discussion with folks fromWater Wise Gulf South: Dr. Angela Chalk and Jeff Supak. Chalk and Supak work together to adapt and mitigate []

Join hosts Marshah and Abigail in this enriching conversation with Ankur Shah fromClimate Engineabout technological and economic strategies for climate adaptation, where we cover everything from ci

In this special episode, co-host Marshah brings in a special guest co-host, her father, Reverend Michael Malcom, to talk about the effectiveness of community organizing with POWHRsRussell Chisholm.

In this episode, Abigail and Marshah get the dirt from Cicada Calling Farms own Sierra Torres and Becks Hillard about the realities and joys of operating a sustainable farm in []