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Feb 18 • 4 tweets • 3 min read
We’re THRILLED to return with a new podcast season of "Stories from Home: Moving the Just Transition," that grounds us in the history of #ClimateJustice and in present day #JustTransition organizing. 🎤

STAY TUNED for the release of Episode 1 this Sunday, February 20! 📻🌻
Each episode of "Stories from Home" will deep dive into different topics – from the importance of community controlled climate solutions, to what is a false solution, to art & organizing, to how we relate to one another in just relationship & just what is energy democracy anyway?
Our host Keenan Rhodes, along with #ClimateJustice leaders, will serve as our guides and teachers. In the 1st episode, “The Roots of Climate Justice,” we travel from Indianapolis, to Puerto Rico, North Carolina to Mississippi, California & beyond.
TUNE IN this Sunday, Feb.20 🌻
OUT NOW! Episode 1 of the New Season of the STORIES from HOME Podcast Has Just Been Released! 🌻🎙

You can listen to "The Roots of Climate Justice" here:
soundcloud.com/user-341730469…

This season with 15+ interviews and remaining episodes will be released in April for #EarthDay2022.

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