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Dear John,

Climate Justice Alliance’s Story Snapshots Project is live! Through art, culture and community we take a deep dive into what climate justice looks, feels and sounds like to everyday people making Just Transition real on the ground.

Over the next few months, we’ll be releasing Story Snapshots from the first cohort of creatives including the Indigenous Environmental Network (global), Micronesia Climate Change Alliance (Guam), Southwest Organizing Project (Albuquerque, NM), and GreenRoots (Boston, MA).

TODAY, we are excited to share our first snapshot, created by the Indigenous Environmental Network (IEN). Through a series of original drawings, Lakota artist Arlo Iron Cloud brings Indigenous Just Transitions to life on the page, depicting unique visions from six Native communities through original drawings created in real time with the storytellers from each community.

For an in-depth conversation on this and more, listen to episode 2 of our podcast series, Stories from Home: Living the Just Transition. In this episode, we speak with Jennifer Falcon from IEN for a behind the scenes look at the creation and impetus behind their snapshot. I also encourage you to listen to our 1st episode, released last week, which gives an overview of the full series. 

Across landscapes and languages, Story Snapshots express the often overlooked but extremely valuable climate justice work of everyday people as they decolonize through cooking, painting future visions on the page, building family, taking back food systems and more. If you appreciate this first snapshot, please take a minute to share it with your friends, family and networks. 

I hope you enjoy the journey.

Angela Mahecha Adrar

Executive Director
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