Welcome back, everyone! In this episode, I talk to Isaias Hernandez (AKA @queerbrownvegan on Instagram) about his experiences growing up in a neighborhood that faced environmental injustices, what we can do to be activists, eco-terminology, and more. We cover tons of terms and resources in this episode, all of which are linked here in the show notes. Enjoy!
To stay connected with me, follow:
- The podcast Instagram: @seekingsustainability_podcast
- My personal Instagram: @julia.blandford
Follow Isaias's AMAZING Instagram here: @queerbrownvegan
Resources mentioned in the intro:
- ThredUp // Ocelot Market // Ten Thousand Villages // Garmentory
Terms and resources mentioned throughout the episode:
- Intersectional Environmentalist: intersectionalenvironmentalist.com // IG: @intersectionalenvironmentalist
- Slow Factory Foundation: slowfactory.foundation // IG: @theslowfactory
- Future Earth: @futureearth // created by @steph_shep and @mahmo
- Hazel M. Johnson (the mother of EJ) // link to her bio here
- Dr. Robert Bullard (the father of EJ) // link to his official website here
- "Dark Waters" (based on a true story)- link to the film's trailer here
- Soliphilia - link to Isaias's post on soliphilia here
- Solastalgia - link to Isaias's post on solastalgia here
- Tierratrauma- link to Isaias's post on tierratrauma here
- Eco-Xenophobia- link to Isaias's post on eco-xenophobia here
- Psychoterratic- link to Isaias's post on psychoterratic here
- Somaterratic- link to Isaias's post on somaterratic here
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