“【Description】Join Leah as she talks to author, climate justice organiser and Lighthouse Digital Campaigns Manager Jessica Gaitan Johannesson about the endless posibilities of entangled movements and identities, approaching climate action with a baseline of justice and combining urgency with a long view.”◆《[Roundtables] Ecofeminisms: critical perspectives on theory and activism》
“【Description】Ecofeminism is a heterogeneous field of theoretical and political practice. A realm of emancipatory praxis before being an academic set of theories, it raises distinct issues in different world areas and their entanglements. This panel will bring together approaches that deploy and expand ecofeminist insights as critical tools of transformative knowledge and approaches that take critical stances towards some aspects of current ecofeminist projects.”
“【Caption】Over the centuries, the forest has been many things: Indigenous land, a prison farm, a dumping ground―and the keystone of an ambitious proposal to incorporate nature into Atlanta’s growth. But in 2021, people living nearby were surprised to learn that the city had different plans for it: a massive new police training facility.”◇Fickling, David, 2022, "It's Better to Mine the World's Rainforests Than Farm Them", Bloomberg, October 31, 2022, (https://www.bloomberg.com/opinion/features/2022-10-30/climate-crisis-it-s-better-to-mine-the-world-s-rainforests-than-farm-them).
“【Caption】Minerals are a highly efficient use of space, and represent a tiny environmental footprint compared to agriculture.”◇Lee, Shannon, 2022, "Leah Thomas Is Building a Generation of Intersectional Environmentalists", gal-dem, October 31, 2022, (https://gal-dem.com/leah-thomas-intersectional-environmentalism-profile/).
“【Caption】We meet the climate activist to discuss her new book and the importance of community-building.”◇The Economist, 2022, "What to Read to Understand Climate Change", Economist, October 28, 2022, (https://www.economist.com/the-economist-reads/2022/10/28/what-to-read-to-understand-climate-change).
“【Caption】Seven texts that explain how the climate is changing―and what to do about it”◇Froio, Nicole, 2022, "Sônia Guajajara: 'Electing Indigenous Candidates Means Electing Environmental Protection'", gal-dem, October 28, 2022, (https://gal-dem.com/indigenous-sonia-guajajara-brazil-election-land-rights/).
“【Caption】São Paulo’s first Indigenous congresswoman speaks to gal-dem about representation, Brazil’s struggle over land rights, and the country's polarised presidential election.”◇Sempértegui, Andrea, 2022, "Ecuador's Historic Strike", New York Review of Books, October 5, 2022, (https://www.nybooks.com/online/2022/10/05/ecuador-historic-strike/).
“【Caption】With this summer’s strike, the country’s powerful Indigenous movement united two agendas long in tension: resistance to austerity and opposition to natural resource extraction.”◇Sams, Danielle, 2022, "'Impossible Without Relentless Hope': Climate Activism in an Era of Chaos", gal-dem, September 30, 2022, (https://gal-dem.com/climate-activism-feels-impossible-without-relentless-hope/).
“【Exordium】Amid an economic and climate crisis, oil giants are raking in billions of pounds in profit. Governments across the globe are going back on their promises to phase out coal, instead relying on it as an alternative to gas. Fast fashion corporations continue to capitalise on the exploitation of workers. Multi-billionaires continue to jet around the world ― or 17 minutes down the road ― living exploitative, high-carbon lifestyles. Europe is experiencing its worst drought in 500 years. Parts of the world have gone from breaking temperature records to being inundated with flooding. The rest of us? We’re deciding whether or not we can pay our energy bills or afford rising food prices, while facing a rapid ecological breakdown.”◇Spears, Jared, 2022, "Degrowth Gains Ground", YES! Magazine, August 16, 2022, (https://www.yesmagazine.org/issue/work/2022/08/16/degrowth-gains-ground).
“【Caption】Degrowth invites us to envision a much deeper societal transition than simply swapping energy sources to maintain the status quo.”
“アーティスト安田早苗がお届けするBloom Studio。[…]今回のゲストは、日本のエコフェミニズム活動と言われる、1970年代滋賀県から始まった、びわ湖のせっけん運動リーダー藤井絢子さんです。[…]滋賀県安土町で、現在も継続して活動している、碧いびわ湖 https://aoibiwako.org にてインタビューを行いました。この映像は、ショート版ですが、もっと長いものを編集して、いずれどこかで公開する予定です。”