This episode focuses on the representation of people from global majority backgrounds in work related to the climate crisis and nature loss. It includes discussions from Manu Maunganidze, a social justice activist interested in the intersection between environment, culture, and education. Gnisha Bevan and Elsie Harp part of the Nature Rising project that was led by a consortium of global majority community members in Bristol. We also hear from birdwatcher and environmentalist Mya-Rose Craig, who founded Black2Nature an organisation dedicated to connecting young people of global majority heritage with nature.
This episode celebrates people of global majority heritage leading on projects that address the climate crisis and nature loss. It’s highlighting the importance of allyship and collaboration between activists from global majority communities.
This episode was written by Ruth Nortey with original music and production by Dr. Natalie Hyacinth. The accompanying zine and all images were created by Ellie Shipman.
This podcast is part of a creative commission for Bristol Climate and Nature Partnership as part of the National Lottery funded Community Climate Action Project.
A transcript for this podcast episode can be accessed here.
Length: 1:16:03
Author / written by: Ruth Nortey
Produced by: Dr Natalie Hyacinth
Copyright: Bristol Climate and Nature Partnership
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