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Community- and Justice-Centered Climate Action with Johanna Bozuwa

Johanna Bozuwa, Rachel Donald, Resilience
Johanna Bozuwa interview

What will it take to build a community-centered climate movement that can achieve an equitable energy transition? What lessons can be learned from historical successes on both the right and the left sides of the political spectrum? How can we re-envision carbon-heavy sectors of the economy, such as transportation, so that they can meet needs without causing widespread harm? How can we find solidarity with one another to do what needs to be done?

These are the sorts of questions covered in this insightful conversation between journalist Rachel Donald and Johanna Bozuwa, executive director of the Climate and Community Project.

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Johanna Bozuwa

Johanna Bozuwa

Johanna Bozuwa is the Executive Director at the Climate and Community Project. She directs the network of researchers and experts to develop crucial and justice-based climate policy. Her research focuses on extraction and fossil fuels, energy justice and democracy, and the political economy of transitions. Prior to joining the Climate and Community Project, Johanna managed the Climate and Energy Program at the Democracy Collaborative, a think tank focused on designing a more democratic economy. Johanna cut her teeth organizing in the Netherlands against fossil fuel infrastructure, influence, and finance, particularly against Royal Dutch Shell. Her work has been published and cited in outlets such as The Nation, The Guardian, Huffington Post, and The Hill.