This is a wonderful article about someone doing precious work. Angelou Ezeilo, thank you for your initiative and gumption. But Dear Gen Dread, I have been finding myself frustrated at the lack of inclusion of Asians/South Asians/Pacific Islanders in the BIPOC discussions of climate change. We are often considered "white adjacent" despite having completely different experiences and inherited stories. We have families that live in states and nations that are disproportionately effected by climate change. But perhaps you have included us in BIPOC discussions in articles I missed?
Another resource readers might be interested in is an upcoming webinar with Dr. Nate Charach on combatting eco-anxiety. He is a psychiatrist that runs eco-anxiety workshops which are free for Ontario Canada residents (covered by OHIP).
This is a wonderful article about someone doing precious work. Angelou Ezeilo, thank you for your initiative and gumption. But Dear Gen Dread, I have been finding myself frustrated at the lack of inclusion of Asians/South Asians/Pacific Islanders in the BIPOC discussions of climate change. We are often considered "white adjacent" despite having completely different experiences and inherited stories. We have families that live in states and nations that are disproportionately effected by climate change. But perhaps you have included us in BIPOC discussions in articles I missed?
Another resource readers might be interested in is an upcoming webinar with Dr. Nate Charach on combatting eco-anxiety. He is a psychiatrist that runs eco-anxiety workshops which are free for Ontario Canada residents (covered by OHIP).
Webinar: https://www.tickettailor.com/events/centreforsocialinnovation/1172772
Workshops: https://psychiatree.beehiiv.com/ (sign up for his newsletter to get workshop info)