• Part 02 - Rooted in Rights: Women's Voices in Climate Justice

  • May 12 2024
  • Length: 19 mins
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Part 02 - Rooted in Rights: Women's Voices in Climate Justice

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  • For this Mother's Day special of "The Crossroad: Voices of Justice," we explore the indispensable contributions of women in shaping our ecological and scientific landscapes. Cynthia Enloe once asked, "Where are the women?" Echoing through time, this question has fueled environmental and feminist movements to challenge the traditional narratives dominated by "Great men" Today, we spotlight those unsung heroes—from activists to innovators—who are not only nurturing our planet but are also at the forefront of the fight for climate justice. Tune in as Anali Bustos, shares insights on her research and the crucial role of pollinators in agricultural ecosystems. Engage with a discussion that connects gender, conservation, and the strategies for a sustainable future. To learn more about the GLF Restoration Program and how you can get involved, visit GLF's Restoration Program. Subscribe to The Unapologetic Human wherever you get your podcasts. Follow us on Instagram at ⁠@theunapologetichumanpod⁠ for updates and engagement opportunities. To learn more about CDKN, visit ⁠cdkn.org⁠. Music: "The Maison" by Blue Dot Sessions Stay Connected: Follow Juvenal Vitalis on Instagram: ⁠juvenalvitalis⁠ Connect on LinkedIn: ⁠Juvenal Vitalis⁠ Podcast Instagram: ⁠@theunapologetichumanpod
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