There is no specific way to organize people to shape policy, though there are many lessons we can gather from indigenous organizing and leadership. Today were joined by a powerhouse []

Indigenous advocates have been at the frontlines of environmental protection and climate action for hundreds of years in the face of colonization and continue to face violence today. Despite indigenou

The US is not necessarily in good standing on the international stage, and many young people feel that domestic and global climate policy do not represent their interests. Theres a []

The Global South (AKA the global majority or folks typically south of the equator) and the US South have more in common than people think. Today, well examine how extraction, []

In a world impacted by climate change and uncontrolled growth and extraction, actions and careers that deal with moving money, building businesses, and expanding nonprofits, at first glance, feels cou

When we talk about climate change, a lot of people picture melting ice caps, heat waves, or rising sea levels. But one major piece of the puzzle often gets overlookedour []

In a climate changed world, we must address that challenges that AI data centers bring and support local organizations like Tennessees Protect Our Aquifer that are fighting for our communities. []

In this episode, were bringing in Memphis Community Against Pollution director KeShaun Pearson to reflect on the renewable source of people power against injustice. Artificial Intelligence, or AI, re

Welcome back to Climate Justice, Yall! In this episode were kicking off season 5 with a conversation with William Barber III from the Rural Beacon Initiative and Katie Thomas from []

Welcome to the season finale! In this episode, were highlighting the incredible work of Democracy Green, an Afro-Indigenous-led conservation organization based in Western North Carolina. Hurricane He