Uncover America's environmental racism, revealing how communities of color face disproportionate hazards and advocating for justice and change.

Unmasking the Painful Truth of Environmental Racism in America

Climate change impacts on women's health and livelihoods, highlighting the urgent need to address gender inequality in climate resilience strategies.

Empowering Women to Combat Climate Change's Harsh Impact

Environmental racism harms Black communities, linking toxic exposure to health disparities. The fight for environmental justice is vital for a healthier future.

Facing Heartbreak and Power in the Fight Against Environmental Racism

Africa faces a profound climate finance debt burden, as loans escalate vulnerabilities, hindering sustainable development and deepening economic inequalities.

Emotional Appeal in Climate Finance: Breaking Africa's Debt Cycle

Join the ongoing fight against environmental racism, a critical issue blending environmental justice and civil rights for marginalized communities facing inequities.

The Heartfelt Crusade for Justice Against Environmental Racism

Africa's food crisis demands urgent action for an agricultural revolution through agroecology, addressing high rates of hunger and promoting sustainable practices.

Urgent Action Required to Combat Africa’s Heartbreaking Food Crisis

COP29 in Baku set ambitious climate finance goals for developing countries, aiming for $1.3 trillion annually by 2035 to combat climate change impacts.

Empowering Hope in Climate Finance Goals for Developing Nations

Examine the ongoing fight against environmental racism in America, highlighting systemic inequalities faced by communities of color and their quest for justice.

Fighting for Justice with Hope Against Environmental Racism

California wildfires 2025 reveal the interplay of climate disaster response and systemic racism, spotlighting the challenges faced by vulnerable communities.

Despair and Outrage: The Political Firestorm Behind 2025 Wildfires

Drama as a Tool for Climate Justice Education

In this episode, host Kelly McConville speaks with three educators using Drama to teach climate justice and sustainability across early years to secondary classrooms.

Guests:
•	Katherine Zachest (St Leonard’s College) introduces Frog in a Pond, a playful early learning unit exploring sustainability.
•	Darcie Kane-Priestly (Ruyton Girls’ School) shares how she integrates climate themes into senior Drama work.
•	Nick Mawson (Northern Bay College, Deakin University) discusses building student agency and empathy through performance.

This episode explores creative, practical ways to engage students in climate action through embodied learning.

Resources
•	Time to Act Curriculum Resources:
https://regeneratingfutures.deakin.edu.au/time-to-act/curriculum/


Time To Act - Episode 2 - Katherine Zachest, Darcie Kane-Priestly and Nick Mawson

The Aside Podcast exists to educate Victorian drama teachers and students about all things theatre, it is hosted by Nicholas Waxman and Eli Erez.

The Aside Podcasts are a free resource supported by Drama Victoria - Australia’s oldest Drama Association

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