Behind The Switch

Join Climable in an enlightening and uplifting conversation with guest, Shalanda Baker. Shalanda is a professor of Law, Public Policy, and Urban Affairs at Boston’s Northeastern University and co-founder of the Initiative for Energy Justice. Her honest and reflective storytelling threads together complex concepts like sustainable energy systems, racial justice, and environmental racism, centering the voices of those who are often ignored and silenced. This six part series will cover a wide variety of topics from the social dimensions of energy to anti-resilience and we are so excited to share Shalanda's words with you all!

Video Editing by: Kelsey Linden

Original Artwork Illustrated by: Malia Shen

Join Climable in an enlightening and uplifting conversation with guest, Shalanda Baker. Shalanda is a professor of Law, Public Policy, and Urban Affairs at Boston’s Northeastern University and co-founder of the Initiative for Energy Justice. Her honest and reflective storytelling threads together complex concepts like sustainable energy systems, racial justice, and environmental racism, centering the voices of those who are often ignored and silenced. This six part series will cover a wide variety of topics from the social dimensions of energy to anti-resilience and we are so excited to share Shalanda's words with you all!

Video Editing by: Kelsey Linden

Original Artwork Illustrated by: Malia Shen

Join Climable in an illuminating conversation with guest Jennie Stephens, director of the School of Public Policy and Urban Affairs and Dean’s Professor of Sustainability Science and Policy at Northeastern University. We are covering so many topics in this four part series, from intersectional environmentalism to social-political aspects of the renewable energy movement and more!

Video Editing by: Kelsey Linden

Original Artwork Illustrated by: Malia Shen

Join Climable in an illuminating conversation with guest Jennie Stephens, director of the School of Public Policy and Urban Affairs and Dean’s Professor of Sustainability Science and Policy at Northeastern University. We are covering so many topics in this four part series, from intersectional environmentalism to social-political aspects of the renewable energy movement and more!

Video Editing by: Kelsey Linden

Original Artwork Illustrated by: Malia Shen

Join Climable in an illuminating conversation with guest Jennie Stephens, director of the School of Public Policy and Urban Affairs and Dean’s Professor of Sustainability Science and Policy at Northeastern University. We are covering so many topics in this four part series, from intersectional environmentalism to social-political aspects of the renewable energy movement and more!

Video Editing by: Kelsey Linden

Original Artwork Illustrated by: Malia Shen

Join Climable in an illuminating conversation with guest Jennie Stephens, director of the School of Public Policy and Urban Affairs and Dean’s Professor of Sustainability Science and Policy at Northeastern University. We are covering so many topics in this four part series, from intersectional environmentalism to social-political aspects of the renewable energy movement and more!

Video Editing by: Kelsey Linden

Original Artwork Illustrated by: Malia Shen

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