Doug Parsons talks about climate adaptation: preparing for wildfires, rising seas, and more. Listen to Episode 100 to learn how adaptation is shaping the future 🌍 🎧 citizensclimatelobby.org/blog/podcast/e… #ClimateAdaptation #CitizensClimateRadio #ClimateAction America Adapts Citizens' Climate Higher Education

"It's not that there is not great uncertainty about the climate crisis, but we are called to be fierce warriors for life and protectors of life, like mama bear energy where we protect life ferociously." -Joelle Novey IPL (DC.MD.NoVA) The BTS Center thebtscenter.org/climate-change…

🎧 In a special episode of our Quakers Today Podcast podcast, Peterson Toscano talks with Wendy Sanford, co-creator of Our Bodies, Ourselves, and learns how the groundbreaking book evolved with each new edition to give voice to an increasingly diverse range of women. friendsjournal.org/podcast/wendy-…

This is an extraordinary conversation about Palestine, parenting, and the role of education to promote world building.

What will jobs of the future look like in a climate-changed world? 🌍 Justin Bauman shares his vision for resilient communities in Episode 100 of Citizens Climate Radio. Citizens' Climate Lobby Citizens' Climate Higher Education 🎧 citizensclimatelobby.org/blog/podcast/e…

Love the Potter; hate the TERF rants. J.K. Rowling regularly shares her critical opinion about people with transgender experiences with a lack of critical thinking about sex, gender, and identity. She painted herself into a corner and needs a path out.

Food is more than flavour & presentation, especially for people forced out of their homes and regions. Food helps us remember, to hold onto something after so much has been destroyed and denied. This short episode features a Palestinian woman reflecting on refugee cuisine

At Last! A new podcast mini-series and my very first #TrueCrime style format. 🔎🕵️‍♀️

2/2 - To fulfil its potential, Quakerism requires our spiritual practice, good organisation, and a sustained engagement with the world. All three aspects together produce meaning and connectedness. #Quaker #FranceYM2024 #InnerPeace #Reconciliation

Check out this new show, Hot Mess, on CitizensClimateRadio ! Host Peterson Toscano chats with conservatives such as Chelsea Henderson of republicEn.org and K.C. Zakrzewski 🇺🇸 📝🗞️ of Green Tea Party Radio to figure out the history of climate politics in the U.S., and where things became messy!

At this point it seems almost inevitable that Trump will win this election. CNN is working hard to keep up the tension, but the The New York Times needle is leaning strongly Trump.

I care about the health, well-being, rights, & social freedom of queer, transgender, and non-binary people in the United States. If you want to stand in solidarity with queer, transgender, non-binary people, & you can donate, join me in donating to NCLR – National Center for Lesbian Rights & TJFP

"Why, friends have asked me, are these Biden/Clinton voters pulling the lever for Trump? In fact, the refrain over the past weeks has been mind-numbingly familiar." Celebration turns funereal at Democrat HQ in small-town PA Glen Retief Daily Item dailymaverick.co.za/article/2024-1…

I am a member of the Rotary International and Sunbury Rotary Club. Hearing Prof. Katharine Hayhoe speak about the organization and how they have expanded their service focus to encompass environmental issues and climate change, I decided to join. If you look to move beyond your circles, consider Rotary Club.

We spoke of many things, including art. Mr. Vonnegut: “Everyone needs to practice some art, even if you are not very good at it. Art enlarges the soul.” My evening with Kurt Vonnegut at The CT Forum petersontoscano.wordpress.com/2006/02/06/tha…

A new queer Quaker story: Penn's Springs. It is my first serious attempt at writing fiction. friendsjournal.org/penns-spring/ via Friends Journal

In our latest #QuakersToday episode, Dr. Riyam Kafri Abu Laban shares her connection to Palestinian food as memory, resistance, and joy. Discover her powerful insights. #episodeswap The Seed: Conversations for Radical Hope. Friends Journal #Palestine #FoodandMemory friendsjournal.org/podcast/palest…

Dwight Dunston talks with Dr. Riyam Kafri AbuLaban—an educator, writer, and former principal at Ramallah Friends School—about Palestinian cuisine's ties to identity, history, and resilience in a special episode swap between Quakers Today Podcast & The Seed: Conversations for Radical Hope. friendsjournal.org/podcast/palest…

Listen to the new #truecrime podcast series I have launched with expert commentary from republicEn.org and Green Tea Party Radio Wait till you hear what Nixon said about the environment!

This is the part of the series where we learn about various factors that have led to political disagreement about climate change.