At a time when millions of working adults are floundering in low-quality jobs, the unprecedented federal climate investments offer a special opportunity to make #goodjobs a reality&advance climate solutions
w/ @Fin_Justice in @Philanthropy@AspenInstitute
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Inspiring conversation and stunning scenery sums up my experience at this week’s @AspenCjri site convening. Investing in public safety by investing in people and communities. #AJN22
Farm workers are on the front lines of climate change. We deserve protections and choices in the way we organize for safer conditions. There is no climate justice without worker justice.
Belatedly reading @zeynep @nytopinion on effectiveness of protest. For me, I increasingly see it as a way to reinforce friendly policymakers and raise priorities for them, rather than expecting to force the hand of opponents.
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Way back in my college days, bell hooks opened my eyes to new ways of thinking about gender, justice and what society could be. I will always be grateful for her generosity, wisdom and inspiration.
@carlpdavis@amyhanauer@iteptweets @marcoguzDC @Schieder_ I’m in for all 10 of these — and for using revenue from the tax fixes to invest in programs that build wealth and opportunity.
@ayanaeliza Turbocharging policy by making sure transforming the #FoodSystem is part of the solution — and REAL transformation (healthy soil and food justice) not carbon markets that just make industrial agriculture richer and more powerful.
I loved this episode! Can be so hard to sort out how to be true to your own values while also helping to make systemic change at scale. This episode was super clear on both.
Want to get to know the work of new MacArthur fellow @MarcellaAlsan? Here’s a place to start—one of the most powerful papers in economics. On the long term FX of the Tuskegee experiment on medical mistrust and health among Black men. Joint with @mwanamak. https://t.co/6mpAiPMvuj