EPISODE · Nov 2, 2021 · 43 MIN
Dr Amara Enyia | Managing Director of Diaspora Rising
from Power, People and Planet · host The Green Economy Coalition
“The social contracts can always be negotiated. I think our responsibility actually is to be constantly negotiating what that social contract looks like. How we relate to each other. How we live with one another.”Dr Amara Enyia is a community organizer, lawyer and political strategist. A former candidate for Mayor of Chicago, she is currently the managing director of Diaspora Rising, an advocacy hub dedicated to strengthening the bonds amongst members of the global Black family.In this conversation, Kumi and Amara take an in-depth look at the relationship between cities and their residents, the intersection between environmental & urban justice issues, and what it means to be an organiser and activist on both local and international levels.----------------------Produced by the Green Economy Coalition, the world’s largest movement for a green and fair economy: https://greeneconomycoalition.orgDr Amara Enyia on Twitter: @AmaraEnyiaAmara's website: https://amaraenyia.comDiaspora Rising website: www.diasporarising.org-----------------------Learn more about Power, People & Planet by visiting: https://powerpeopleplanet.orgSubcribe to Kumi Naidoo's Power People and Project for more updates and episodes! https://www.powerpeopleplanet.org/
Embed this episode
What this episode covers
“The social contracts can always be negotiated. I think our responsibility actually is to be constantly negotiating what that social contract looks like. How we relate to each other. How we live with one another.” Dr Amara Enyia is a community organizer, lawyer and political strategist. A former candidate for Mayor of Chicago, she is currently the managing director of Diaspora Rising, an advocacy hub dedicated to strengthening the bonds amongst members of the global Black family. In this conv...
NOW PLAYING
Dr Amara Enyia | Managing Director of Diaspora Rising
No transcript for this episode yet
Similar Episodes
No similar episodes found.
Similar Podcasts
No similar podcasts found.