Join Karlyn Bradley, Founder/CEO of The High Priestess Consulting Company LLC and TREC as they take a deep dive exploring the question what is the role, if any, of Racial Justice in conservation and environmental movements. We will aim to move through the complexities of this question particularly in the current socio-political moment that is actively hostile to and working to undo Racial Justice work. This webinar is a continuation of the conversation from the Anti-Blackness in Conservation webinar (view below).
Some Discussion Questions to Consider and Practice:
- How would you define or explain Anti-Blackness?
- What does Anti-Blackness mean to us as an organization?
- What does Anti-Blackness mean to me, as an individual?
Additional Resources:
- Important Black People in Conservation, TREC
- How Broadcast TV News Covered Environmental Justice in 2022, MediaMatters for America article
- 2021 NGO & Foundation Transparency Report Card, Green 2.0
- Supplemental Resource List from Karlyn
- Anti-Racism TikTok shared during the webinar, @teachthemkindness on TikTok
Connect with Karlyn:
- Email: kbradley1224@gmail.com
- Facebook: Karlyn Bradley
- Twitter: @dawntray1224
- Instagram: k.d.bradley
- Venmo: @dawntray1224
- PayPal: paypal.me/dawntray24
- CashApp: $kdbradley12
- Podcast: Beneath The Surface
Related Resources
Anti-Blackness and Conservation: Dismantling Anti-Black Racism in Conservation
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DEI: Holding Ourselves and Each Other Accountable
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