In this episode, Yarminiah dives into the behind the scenes of attending her first New York Climate Week, sharing her experiences at The Bloom, TFTY project launch, CultureCon festival for BIPOC creatives, and a gathering with Creatives for Climate. Each event reinforced the importance of community in climate work and the power of bringing our whole selves - including our cultural backgrounds - into these spaces. Hear how as a first-generation Afro-Latina creative leader is, she is navigating career, community, and climate. You'll leave this episode with a clear grasp of how you are not just a participant in a changing climate reality; you can lead the narrative with your diverse voice, perspective, and craft.
Why You Should Tune In:
🌍 Gain insights on bridging cultural identity and climate work – Learn how I navigate integrating local community with my climate community, and the importance of balancing work with craft.
💬 Discover the power of community among climate creatives – Hear how irl events create opportunities to build authentic connections with other creatives.
🎨 Explore why diverse voices are essential in climate storytelling I discuss why it’s critical that our stories include and celebrate a range of cultural experiences, including artistic identity.
📈 Get inspired to take the leap into climate communications – Whether you’re pivoting your career or just wanting a more conscious and sustainable life, this episode offers inspiration on how to start where you are.
Resources Mentioned:
The Future Thanks You Project – Learn more about this project and submit your vision for a renewable-powered future.
Creatives for Climate – A platform connecting climate-focused creatives worldwide.
The Bloom - A welcoming social impact community.
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