A Conversation on Intersectional Movement Building (Webinar Recording)

We recently held a powerful conversation on intersectional and interconnected movement-building in collaboration with the Fight Inequality Alliance. It was our very first live podcast recording that many of you attended. This is your chance to catch up if you missed it or listen again, as there was much to reflect on!This conversation featured an  amazing panel of activists and movement leaders including Njoki Njehu (FIA), Tasneem Essop (CAN I’nal), Emilia Reyes (Campaign of Campaigns) and was hosted by Nadia Fabela (FIA) and Barbara van Paassen (host People vs Inequality podcast)Together we explored: How  the climate and inequality movements are coming together? What are challenges and opportunities to bring these important voices together at a time of great need?How do different movements (and constituencies) analyse the current context and articulate alternatives? What options for cross-learning and what is needed for systems change/ re-imagining?What options for cross-learning and what is needed for re-imagining and systems change?To find out more about the work of our guests and their call to actions check out: FIA: https://www.fightinequality.org/.Campaign of Campaigns: https://www.campaignofcampaigns.com/index.php/en/ and https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCXrWSWQCnRY1cmG40ZcrIzQ/videos. Twitter @Global_Demands.Climate Action Network International: https://climatenetwork.org/ and https://dont-gas-africa.org/ To hear previous episodes of this podcast with these speakers:Emilia Reyes: https://podfollow.com/people-vs-inequality-podcast/episode/3ce7c35e289354290086b567f4b81334ea1d1f6b/viewNjoki: https://podfollow.com/people-vs-inequality-podcast/episode/18124a146516178a17d07de04a9221ce1e831231/viewTasneem: https://podfollow.com/people-vs-inequality-podcast/episode/4c716bf4b3c397ee2f848178eae8cf3980eff246/viewWe also invite you to share your feedback on our podcast to help us learn and grow. It would be greatly appreciated!  You can do this here