As we stand at the intersection of multiple, intertwined global crises—an environmental justice pandemic, the threat of fascism and white supremacy, and the crash of the fossil fuel economy, it’s hard not to feel despondent about the future of humanity.
However, communities that have historically been most impacted by these crises—Black, Brown and Indigenous peoples on the frontlines of poverty, pollution and police violence, are also cultivating visionary strategies for building a better world—pathways to restore the balance of natural ecosystems and human relations, and sharing these across frontline struggles worldwide.
Host
Jeff Johnson
Former President, Washington State Labor Council (AFL-CIO)
Panelists
Rosalinda Guillen
Community 2 Community, Bellingham, WA
Elizabeth Yeampierre
UPROSE, Brooklyn, NY
Enei Begaye
Native Movement, Fairbanks, AK
Kali Akuno
Cooperation Jackson, Jackson, MS
