Bernadette has testified in front of US Congress, the United Nations, public hearings, and has met with banks and insurance companies funding oil infrastructure, framing the drilling and desecration of sacred lands as a Human Rights issue.
You have to hit ‘em where it hurts
READ HERERise St. James’ Shamyra Lavigne on why the fight against petrochemical companies should focus on financial institutions.
Art by: Erica Taniguchi
In the afterlife of slavery
READ HEREThe descendants in Louisiana's River Parishes confront a new era of discrimination and environmental injustice, but they’re not backing down.
Art by: Erica Taniguchi
Manifesting a great life for myself
READ HERELouisiana Green Corps equips young workers with the tools needed to improve their lives and their communities
Art by: Erica Taniguchi
Not My Mainland
Season 3, Episode 4
Join us in conversation with Josh Mori, an activist for traditional Hawaiian farming and food sovereignty located in West Kauaʻi. Josh's insights on restorative justice are powerful. His lived experience as an indigenous farmer resisting the agribusiness industry is a testament to his ancestral roots - shaped by a deep connection to the land, sea, and soil.
Photo by: Erica Taniguchi
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