There is no denying that the climate crisis and environmental issues are some of the challenges at the core of this generation's discussions. There are many different initiatives and everyone's surely heard of at least one.

Often the intersection between the climate crisis and reproductive issues is overlooked or even ignored. At Conceivable Futures, co-founders Josephine Ferorelli and Meghan Kallman consider the climate crisis to be a reproductive rights crisis. They have created a network were they get people together and gather testimonies to encourage others to take active participation in dismantling the systems that perpetuate climate change, particularly, the fossil fuel industry.

Josephine Ferorelli explains it all on this audio piece, along with climate activists Don Addu and Katie Rose and the 'Mothering in a climate change era: questions from a scared Millennial' author Jade Dapher. Josephine is a former Climate Bureau editor at Occupy.com and a climate justice activist, you can read her writings about yoga, dharma, art and the climate crisis at grandgather.com.

Music by Judson Clairborne

Climate Crisis as Reproductive Rights Crisis

Lucy Panesar has done work under the banner of 'decolonisation' for a few years now. Currently she is leading a student project called Decolonising Wikipedia Network, but what does it all really mean? And, Should we continue to call this work 'decolonisation'?

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Interview with the Decolonising Wikipedia Network lead

If you're a woman, you will have gotten them - DMs from men wanting to spoil you, offering you several thousands a week, with no strings attached and no sexual favours involved. 

Sounds to good to be true - but where's the drawback? Anmy Pazos Martinez and Hanna Linnea Modder answer to some of the messages to find out, and go on a journey that involves cheques, banks - and a US transport company.

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