Vivien Sansour

Episode 4

Vivien Sansour is the founder of the Palestine Heirloom Seed Library and the Traveling Kitchen project working with farmers on issues relating to food & seed sovereignty.

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Bethlehem, Palestine ​

Colette Pichon-Battle 

Episode 3

Colette is a human rights lawyer and is the executive director at the Gulf Coast Center for Law & Policy (GCCLP).

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Louisiana, U.S.A

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Kristina Douglass 

Episode 2

Archaeologist and Penn State University professor, Kristina studies how people interact with their environment in Madagascar.

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Pennsylvania, U.S.A

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Fatima-Zahra Ibrahim 

Episode 1

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27 year old activist and campaigner. Fatima is the co-director of Green New Deal UK. 

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London, United Kingdom. 

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Zoraida Calle

Episode 4

Zoraida is a biologist and researcher working on silvopastoral systems and the links between sustainable agriculture, agroecology and restoration.

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Cali, Colombia

Ursula Rakova

Episode 3

Ursula is the Executive Director and founder of Tulele Peisa - a non-profit formed in 2006 by the elders of the Carteret Islands in Melanesia.

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 Bougainville, Papua New Guinea

Lidy Nacpil

Episode 2

Lidy Nacpil is a climate justice activist and the coordinator at the Asian Peoples’ Movement on Debt and Development (APMDD).  

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Quezon City, Phillipines. 

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Ena K. McPherson

Minisode 3

 Ena is the founder and Lead Gardener of multiple Urban Community gardens in Bedford Stuyvesant in Brooklyn, New York. 

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New York, U.S.A

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Tara Houska

Minisode 2

Tara Houska, Ojibwe from Couchiching First Nation, is an attorney and founder of the Giniw collective - an indigenous-women led frontline resistance to protect the earth.

Minnesota, U.S.A

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Daiara Tukano

Episode 1

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Daiara Tukano, of the Tukano indigenous nation of the Upper Rio Negro, is an indigenous activist and artist. 

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Rio Negro, Brazil  

Alexandria Villasenor

Episode 1

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13 year old activist, organizer and school striker making her voice heard at the gates of the United Nations

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New York City, U.S.A.

Rhiana Gunn-Wright

Episode 2

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Policy Lead at New Consensus devising the ‘Green New Deal’, an economic stimulus plan for the United States that builds on social equity and the needs of the environment

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Michigan, U.S.A.

Ayana Elizabeth Johnson

Episode 3

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Founder and CEO of Ocean Collectiv, a strategy consulting firm on ocean conservation to enhance food security, economies, and cultures

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New York, U.S.A.

Wahleah Johns

Episode 4

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Co-founder of Black Mesa Water Coalition and Native Renewables, implementing a new green economy in the Navajo Nation

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Oakland, U.S.A

Yvonne Aki-Sawyerr

Episode 6

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Mayor of Freetown, Sierra Leone rebuilding her city in the aftermath of civil war and the 1990’s Ebola crisis with green thinking in mind

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Freetown, Sierra Leone

Dalee Sambo Dorough

Episode 7

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Chair of the Inuit Circumpolar Council, and former chair of the UN Permanent Forum on Indigenous Rights, applying her knowledge of indigenous wisdom around the world to climate issues in the Arctic Circle.

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Anchorage, U.S.A

Thao Vu

Episode 8

Eco-fashion designer based in Cao Bằng, Vietnam. Founder of fashion label Kilomet109 working with local women artisans to preserve and develop natural dyeing, silk production, and fabric weaving techniques derived in the area.—

Hanoi, Vietnam

Pauline Dube

Episode 1

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Co-Author of the UN IPCC Special Report 1.5- research proving that together we can place a cap on climate change within twelve years

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Gaborone, Botswana

Jennifer Marlon

Episode 2

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Research Scientist at the Yale Program on Climate Change Communication exploring crucial indicators for the future

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Connecticut, U.S.A.

Mohamed Nasheed

Episode 3

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First democratically elected president of the Maldives, fighting to save his country from sea level rises, and encouraging world leaders to work together on climate change

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The Maldives

Majandra Rodriguez Acha

Episode 4

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Co-founder of TierrActiva Peru, connecting urban leaders and activists to indigenous communities affected by climate change

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Lima, Peru

Reecha Upadhyay

Episode 6

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Campaigns Director at Purpose Climate Lab India and co-founder of Help Delhi Breathe using creativity, knowledge and people-power to turn citizen action into policy

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Delhi, India

Eriel Tchekwie Deranger Episode 7

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Co-founder and executive director of Indigenous Climate Action, the first indigenous climate organization in Canada, fighting against expansion of tar sands in Alberta and mineral extraction above and below the Arctic line.

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NYC, U.S.A

Hindou Oumarou Ibrahim

Episode 1

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A pioneering leader in indigenous rights, seeking justice for women and girls left behind by climate migration

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Chad, North Africa

Anna Jane Joyner

Episode 2

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Christian climate activist using the act of stewardship to inspire her community into protecting the Earth

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Alabama, U.S.A.

Jill Pegnataro

Episode 3

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Farm Manager and Hatchery Technician at GreenWave, teaching new and existing farmers how to grow nutrient-rich food sources while sequestering carbon from the atmosphere
 

Connecticut, U.S.A.

Inna Braverman

Episode 4

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Israeli inventor and co-founder of Eco Wave Power, reimagining wave power for coastal cities and nations

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Tel Aviv, Israel

Clare Miflin

Episode 6

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Co-founder of the Center for Zero Waste Design and founder of ThinkWoven looking to the wisdom of nature for answers on how we can close the gaps where trash usually falls through

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NYC, U.S.A

Céline Semaan

Episode 8

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Celine Semaan is the founder of The Library Study Hall, a forum used to educate the fashion industry on sustainability literacy, and Slow Factory, a research and development lab helping fashion brands commit to a circular approach to production waste.

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NYC, U.S.A