In this episode, we speak with Canadian social scientist and professor at McMaster University. Dr. Ingrid Waldron.
She is the founder of the ENRICH Project, which focuses on environmental racism and injustices in marginalized communities, particularly Indigenous and Black communities.
Dr. Waldron is the author of the book 'There’s Something in the Water', which was adapted into a Netflix documentary in 2020.
In this interview, We'll hear from her about how her sociology background has helped her become a highly influential figure in Canada’s environmental sector.
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