🏳️🌈 To celebrate Pride Month, we spoke to colleagues in some of our offices to talk about what life is like as an LGBTQIA person where they live. Whilst positive progress has been made across the globe, it’s an important time to reflect on the challenges and inequalities still faced by people in the community. If you want to find out more specifically about how the climate crisis impacts the LGBTQIA community, and what we are doing, follow the link below ⬇️ https://lnkd.in/eprYznh6
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5 days until Spread The Word Day! 💙🌏 "By taking the pledge for Spread the Word, you are stepping into the role of a leader committed to shaping a more inclusive world. Your pledge signifies a powerful stance against derogatory language targeted at individuals with intellectual disabilities. Your commitment calls for change, inspiring others to follow suit, and join the collective effort to eliminate discriminatory language. Together, we can create a society where everyone is valued, celebrated, and free from the impact of harmful stereotypes." Click to sign your pledge: https://lnkd.in/eigBbXVf
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Today, we celebrate freedom, resilience and unity. As a climate focused organization, we recognize the intersectionality of environmental justice and racial justice. We stand in solidarity with the Black community in the fight against systemic oppression and racism. Let's continue working together towards a future where all voices are heard, all communities thrive and justice prevails. Happy Juneteenth! #climatecollaborative #Juneteenth #FreedomDay #EnvironmentalJustice #RacialJustice #Unity #ClimateCollaborative #CommunitySolidarity #Juneteenth2024 #LiberationDay #BlackLivesMatter #EnvironmentalEquity #ClimateJustice #SocialJustice #Equality #Inclusion #UnityInDiversity #CommunityEmpowerment #SolidarityInAction #FreedomCelebration
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The climate crisis is terrifying. We’re all constantly dealing with the anxiety of that reality. In my struggles with climate anxiety, I’ve come to find that the only thing that really helps is taking action. But how do we take action on a problem that feels so big? The good news is that taking action locally can actually have dramatic positive impacts. Which is where the Intersectional Environmentalist Database comes in. We’ve compiled a central hub for 500 incredible grassroots environmental justice organizations across the US. You can search by location, cause, identity, and topic to find organizations fighting for everything from environmental justice in frontline communities to sustainable solutions led by Indigenous voices. Please check it out, donate your time or resources to a cause you care about, and tackle those feelings of doom with hope directly from the people around you! What orgs should we add next? #Intersectionalenvironmentalism #volunteer #Empowerment #EJforAll #Local #ClimateJustice #Grassroots #Changemaker #Sustainable #CommunityCare #environmentalism #connection
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Indigenous Peoples' Day is more than just a one-day event. It's a reminder to continuously advocate for Indigenous rights and support Indigenous communities. As someone who believes in creating inclusive spaces where everyone feels safe and welcome, I want to share some actions we can take to make a difference: 1. Educate ourselves and our communities about the history, culture, and experiences of Indigenous people. 2. Use our platforms to amplify Indigenous voices and stories. 3. Actively listen to and support Indigenous-led movements and initiatives. Remember, inclusion, social justice, and equality are not trends. They are vital efforts that require our continued attention and dedication. Let's work together to create a world where Indigenous people can thrive and be honored for their unique, beautiful cultures, contributions, and perspectives. . . . . ID: A graphic with a teal background, white square with golden text on it. The text reads "Indigenous Peoples' Day" in large font, then a golden rectangle with white text that reads "This is a reminder to continuously advocate for Indigenous rights and support Indigenous communities." in smaller font. The text is centered in the image. #culturematters #diversityisbeautiful #culturaldiversity #brandexpert #brandingcoach #raisingawareness #businesssolutions #businessbranding #leadershipcoach #leadershiptips #targetaudience #blackculture #diversity #inclusion #brandidentity #indigenouspeoplesday
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🌟 Today, as we honor Indigenous Peoples' Day, let’s reflect on the rich cultural heritage and resilience of Indigenous communities. This day serves as a crucial reminder to uplift their voices and acknowledge the deep-rooted suffering that has often been overlooked in the narrative of America’s history. 🌎 Indigenous Peoples' Day is a testament to the enduring legacy, wisdom, and contributions of Native cultures. It’s a call to action to recognize and respect their unique perspectives, knowledge systems, and experiences that continue to enrich our world. 🤝 As we commemorate this day, let’s commit to fostering inclusion and amplifying Indigenous voices. Let’s engage in meaningful conversations, support Indigenous-led initiatives, and advocate for policies that honor and protect their rights. 🙌 Together, let's create a future where Indigenous communities are celebrated, empowered, and given the platform they deserve. Let's honor their past, acknowledge their present, and work towards a more equitable and just future for all. #IndigenousPeoplesDay #Respect #Inclusion #Empowerment #Diversity #Justice #Culture
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Gilbert Baker knew it in 1978 and we know it now: Climate justice and LGBTQIA liberation are inextricable. 🌈 How are you taking your Pride outside this month? Let us know in the comments! #QueersForClimate #NatureIsQueer #ClimateAction #ClimateJustice #PrideFlag #GilbertBaker
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🌈 Reflecting on Pride Month: A Commitment to Justice for All 🌍 As Pride Month comes to a close, we at GreenRoots celebrate the resilience, strength, and joy of the LGBTQ community. Our mission to foster environmental justice is deeply intertwined with the fight for all forms of social justice. We recognize that environmental challenges disproportionately affect marginalized communities, including our LGBTQ neighbors. LGBTQ individuals, particularly those of color, often face the dual burdens of environmental racism and societal discrimination. These intersecting oppressions exacerbate vulnerabilities and create barriers to health, safety, and well-being. This Pride Month, we reaffirm our commitment to addressing these inequities. We aim to amplify the voices of LGBTQ individuals in our fight against environmental injustices and to create inclusive spaces where everyone, regardless of their identity, can thrive. Let's continue to push for a world where justice and equity are at the heart of environmental advocacy. We stand in solidarity with the LGBTQ community today and every day. Happy Pride, and here's to a future where every voice is heard and every person is valued. 🌿💚. Below are a couple of resources for further reading and learning on the intersection of climate justice and queer justice. #PrideMonth #EnvironmentalJustice #LGBTQ #GreenRoots #JusticeForAll #CommunityPower #Solidarity #Intersectionality Resources: 1. https://lnkd.in/e_Twu5PP 2. https://lnkd.in/eeCgx4eV
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Indigenous Peoples' Day is more than just a one-day event. It's a reminder to continuously advocate for Indigenous rights and support Indigenous communities. As someone who believes in creating inclusive spaces where everyone feels safe and welcome, I want to share some actions we can take to make a difference: 1. Educate ourselves and our communities about the history, culture, and experiences of Indigenous people. 2. Use our platforms to amplify Indigenous voices and stories. 3. Actively listen to and support Indigenous-led movements and initiatives. Remember, inclusion, social justice, and equality are not trends. They are vital efforts that require our continued attention and dedication. Let's work together to create a world where Indigenous people can thrive and be honored for their unique, beautiful cultures, contributions, and perspectives. . . . . ID: A graphic with a teal background, white square with golden text on it. The text reads "Indigenous Peoples' Day" in large font, then a golden rectangle with white text that reads "This is a reminder to continuously advocate for Indigenous rights and support Indigenous communities." in smaller font. The text is centered in the image. #culturematters #diversityisbeautiful #culturaldiversity #brandexpert #brandingcoach #raisingawareness #businesssolutions #businessbranding #leadershipcoach #leadershiptips #targetaudience #blackculture #diversity #inclusion #brandidentity #indigenouspeoplesday
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