Who's not at the table? Intersectional environmentalism,

Who's not at the table? Intersectional environmentalism, climate justice and why it's worth fighting for Utopia

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In this episode, we discuss feminist foreign policy, intersectional environmentalism, climate justice and how they are all interrelated. We offer a deep-dive into feminist foreign policy and feminist climate policy and explore why they´re important in light of climate security and climate justice. Finally, we speak about activism and why it´s worth fighting for Utopia. Interviewee: Sheena Anderson, Project Manager, Centre for Feminist Foreign Policy

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