EP 11: Green Living & Natural Baby Care with Rebecca Cook
From an impassioned youth to an environmental chair lead, Rebecca shares her wisdom to emphasize that individual actions matter, but policy change is key for bigger impact.
It’s time to get educated on what really supports environmental justice—because knowledge is the first step to collective change. From an impassioned youth to an environmental chair lead, Rebecca shares her wisdom to emphasize that individual actions matter, but policy change is key for bigger impact. From compost bins to protesting price hikes, her work is about empowering us to reclaim control over our environment.
Related Articles
EP 10: Debra Vines’ Community Impact on Raising Awareness for Autism
Mike & Zoe invite Debra Vines to speak on parenting a child with disability and creating community around Autism awareness.
EP 09: Why P.Rae Easley Left the Democratic Party
Mike Romain discusses the American political landscape with P.Rae Easley, a well-traveled Republican policy advocate on the Westside.
EP 08: A Weekend of Justice & Blues with Arewa Ekua & Bonni McKeown
Listen to community organizers Arewa & Bonni share Austin-based events that encourage involvement with grassroots blues & youth-led restorative justice.