Episode 5: Renate Heurich and Logan Atkinson Burke from 350NOLA and Alliance for Affordable Energy by Cruisin Records

Episode 5: Renate Heurich and Logan Atkinson Burke from 350NOLA and Alliance for Affordable Energy by Theodore Hilton

We speak with Jose and Rachel about Jose's experiences since coming to the United States from El Salvador fourteen years ago, including his decision to take sanctuary at First Grace, where Congreso is based. We also discuss Congreso's work and opportunities to participate.

We speak with Jose and Rachel about Jose's experiences since coming to the United States from El Salvador fourteen years ago, including his decision to take sanctuary at First Grace, where Congreso is based. We also discuss Congreso's work and opportunities to participate.

Step Up Louisiana is a member-based economic and education justice-focused organization in New Orleans. Ben Zucker organizes their economic justice work, focusing on a three point platform for political change. Learn about their work!

Step Up Louisiana is a member-based economic and education justice-focused organization in New Orleans. Ben Zucker organizes their economic justice work, focusing on a three point platform for political change. Learn about their work!

Special edition interview with Cliff Soloway of New Orleans Jewish Voice for Peace. Soloway talks about the New Orleans Human Rights Resolution, passed unanimously by the city council January 11th. The council now considers rescinding their decision. JVP is part of a coalition of local organizations supporting the resolution.

Special edition interview with Cliff Soloway of New Orleans Jewish Voice for Peace. Soloway talks about the New Orleans Human Rights Resolution, passed unanimously by the city council January 11th. The council now considers rescinding their decision. JVP is part of a coalition of local organizations supporting the resolution.

New Orleans' city council passed a groundbreaking human rights resolution last week, calling for a screen for human rights abuses along the supply chain for municipal expenditures. Half a week later, that legislation is being challenged. We interview Tabitha Mustafa of the New Orleans Palestinian Solidarity Committee about these developments and what comes next for her organization.

New Orleans' city council passed a groundbreaking human rights resolution last week, calling for a screen for human rights abuses along the supply chain for municipal expenditures. Half a week later, that legislation is being challenged. We interview Tabitha Mustafa of the New Orleans Palestinian Solidarity Committee about these developments and what comes next for her organization.