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EP 30: Advocating for Racial Equity in the Environmental Movement
EP 30: Advocating for Racial Equity in the Environmental Movement
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54 minutes
Released:
Sep 15, 2020
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Podcast episode
Description
Sarika is a first generation Indian-American, who grew up in the suburbs of Rochester NY. Her family comes from the foothills of Himachal Pradesh. Sarika was deeply influenced and inspired by the East Bay Area’s rich activist traditions while studying at the University of California at Berkeley, where she earned dual degrees in Peace and Conflict Studies and Conservation and Resource Studies. Before returning to graduate school, she worked for several years with her partner to build Restorative Formulations, a socially and environmentally responsible natural medicine company. She was able to pursue her twin interests in social and environmental justice while earning a Master's degree in Advocacy for Social Justice and Sustainability from Antioch University New England’s Department of Environmental Studies. Sarika lives with her family in Vermont.
Currently, Sarika is an equity strategist and racial justice advocate. She consults, teaches, writes, researches, and collaborates at the intersection of race, equity, and environmental issues. Sarika is deeply committed to working within the environmental movement to address issues of racial and environmental injustice and to support the inherent power, brilliance, and well-being of communities of color. She is also interested in supporting racial equity in nonprofit, education, criminal justice reform, and cultural spheres.
Show Notes - https://watersavvysolutions.com/racial-equity
Topics Discussed:
Race Relations in the Environmental Movement
Environmental Justice
How to Diversifying Environmental Organizations
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Currently, Sarika is an equity strategist and racial justice advocate. She consults, teaches, writes, researches, and collaborates at the intersection of race, equity, and environmental issues. Sarika is deeply committed to working within the environmental movement to address issues of racial and environmental injustice and to support the inherent power, brilliance, and well-being of communities of color. She is also interested in supporting racial equity in nonprofit, education, criminal justice reform, and cultural spheres.
Show Notes - https://watersavvysolutions.com/racial-equity
Topics Discussed:
Race Relations in the Environmental Movement
Environmental Justice
How to Diversifying Environmental Organizations
Follow Breaking Green Ceilings:
Instagram - @Breaking_Green_Ceilings
Facebook- @breaking green ceilings
Twitter- @sapnamulki
Released:
Sep 15, 2020
Format:
Podcast episode
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