Remaking Our Worldviews for Climate Justice with Osprey Orielle Lake

About this episode

Osprey Orielle Lake discusses the intersection of climate justice and Indigenous leadership in the fight for a sustainable future.

Osprey Orielle Lake, founder of the Women’s Earth and Climate Action Network, explores how climate justice, Indigenous leadership, and the global Rights of Nature movement are reshaping the fight for a livable future. This conversation challenges the dominant narratives that created today’s environmental crises and invites us to rethink our relationship with the Earth — and with each other — as we work to remake a world in crisis.

People in this episode

Host: Corinna Bellizzi

Guest: Osprey Orielle Lake

Topics covered

• climate justice
• Indigenous leadership
• Rights of Nature
• environmental crises
• sustainable future

Keywords

• climate justice
• Indigenous leadership
• environmental crises
• Rights of Nature
• sustainable future

Mentioned in this episode

Organizations: Women’s Earth and Climate Action Network

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