This episode explores actions disabled people from Global Majority backgrounds are taking to reduce the impact of climate change and nature loss. It includes a discussion with Rosina Al-Shaater a Bristol based creative and social justice activist, who co-created the Hear Our Voices project to raise the representation of black and brown neurodivergent people in the environmental sector. This episode also features podcast reflections from Ruth Nortey and Dr Natalie Hyacinth.
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 episode can be accessed here.
Length: 58:02
Author / written by: Ruth Nortey
Produced by: Dr Natalie Hyacinth
Copyright: Bristol Climate and Nature Partnership
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