Recs if you like This Changes Everything: Capitalism vs. The Climate...

Intersectional books about anti-capitalism, economic injustice, and imagining better futures of interdependence and reciprocity

If you're looking to read something that will radicalize you...this is the list for you. Signed, your fave community organizer

Nonfiction books exploring the natural world and our “place in the family of things” (Mary Oliver, Wild Geese) through radical BIPOC, queer, feminist, anti-capitalist, disability ecological perspectives. 🪲🌾🦉🌵

Nonfiction books exploring the natural world and our “place in the family of things” (Mary Oliver, Wild Geese). 🐦‍⬛🦋🌱🪸🦊🪷🪼🍄

“Leave no trace” wasn’t meant to be a suggestion. Nature is calling, and we need to pick up.

Why we need a revolution and how we get there

Banned books are books that have been prohibited or had its free access restricted by an authority—the government, school system or religious group—because they object to its content, ideas or themes. Banning a book is a form of censorship. The list is bound to not contain everything since the number is astronomical but feel free to suggest :]

Get to your seats! Class is in session 👩‍🏫🏫🌿

A mix of introductory materials for climate/environmental policy and foundational environmental works

Unlearn the propaganda and stand for our communities.

Reading is political. Economics is political. Society is politics. You might ignore politics, but it will not ignore you.

My personal recommendations for studying propaganda, from a political science and communications perspective. First lesson = marketing is also propaganda and other things that are also propaganda.

Lens include: young people, women, First Nations Peoples voices, Australians.

Lets build sustainability by keeping up with things destroying our planet.

Learn more about conservation efforts, environmental science, and wildlife. Contemplate how we humans can interact with nature & help the world around us🌱☀️

Books focusing on climate change, sustainability, and environmental topics

Books about new and ancient ideas to create sustainable change or something near to it...

Proudly Canadian nonfiction to combat Americentrism. Authors must be Canadian but books' subjects don't have to be exclusively about Canada or Canadians. Suggestions welcome!

Reads about the climate crisis that’s facing humanity