Dangerous Women: Pat Mitchell on Climate Justice, and Collective Action for Change

In this episode, I sit down with the legendary Pat Mitchell, whose titles include but are not limited to having been the first woman president and CEO of PBS, CNN Productions, and the Paley Center for Media, as well as the founder and editorial director of TEDWomen. Pat shares her remarkable journey in the media industry, breaking down barriers while garnering more than 35 Emmy and Peabody awards.Pat is currently focused on creating a climate safe world with Project Dandelion, a women-led global action campaign, as well as Connected Women Leaders which drives systemic change internationally. A dedicated Elder, she continues her essential work elevating women’s stories and fostering collective action for social change with TEDWomen.In this episode we discuss the power of "falling forward," the necessity of collaboration among women in all fields, and her efforts to advance climate justice through Project Dandelion.Tune in to learn from one of the most valuable and inspired voices in media and women's leadership.To stay up to date with Pat check out her website and subscribe to her weekly newsletter.You can also purchase her book Becoming a Dangerous Woman.You can check out Connected Women Leaders here and Project Dandelion here.Don't forget to follow Pat on all of her socials:FacebookPats InstagramBecoming a Dangerous Women InstagramLinkedInFor more information on the podcast, upcoming events, projects, and more go to our website www.stacypulice.comYou can follow us on Instagram @stacypulice