In the climate crisis, no one is safe.

But some people are safer—the more privileges you hold in life, the better off you'll be in a natural disaster, and better prepared for rising seas and increased conflicts.

Green America interviewed leaders from around the country who face major challenges in their communities today and in the climate future.

Yet they are pushing forward to create inclusive communities, meaningful protests, and powerful teachings that can be applied far beyond their locales.

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Here are a few articles from Voices for Inclusion & Justice you don't want to miss: 

• "LGBTQ+ Farmers Put Down Roots": Farm work is hard work—made harder for women and LGBTQ+ farmers who face even more barriers and hardships in the climate crisis. Nevertheless, they persist, and thrive. 
   
• When It Comes To Activism, Native Women Lead The Way”: Native American women share their learnings from work rooted in historical trauma and healing through self-determination."