The Role of Community in Eco-Womanism
May 01, 2025•52 min
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Episode description
In this conversation, Chris Burton and Valerie Rawls explore the intersections of environmental activism, social justice, and faith.
Valerie shares her personal journey into environmental activism, emphasizing the historical context of Black communities as environmentalists. They discuss the importance of eco-spirituality, ethics, and community engagement in addressing environmental justice issues.
Valerie highlights the challenges faced by marginalized communities and the need for collective action and celebration of successes in the fight for justice.
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