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Planet Potluck Episode 5: Kate Higham

EPISODE · Mar 26, 2019 · 24 MIN

Planet Potluck Episode 5: Kate Higham

from Planet Potluck · host Grace Nosek

Grace chats with Kate Higham, the inaugural Coordinator of the University of British Columbia Climate Hub and a longtime human rights advocate, about the vital connection between human rights and climate change, how corporations might be held legally accountable for harms arising from climate change, and what strategies the Climate Hub has used to build excitement and momentum around climate justice. They talk about the power of youth-led climate movements, and how to find joy in collaborative climate action.

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