Lane Patriquin is an artist and a climate justice and trans liberation activist living in rural Ontario. They facilitate transgender community groups and anti-oppression workshops for churches and rural communities. In this episode, Patriquin explores grief and resilience.

Geez 54: Climate Justice is grounded in the understanding that climate change is inextricably intertwined with systems of colonialism, exploitation, and genocide. If we are to truly move towards a (re)generative way of living, we know that a full transformation will be necessary.

Will See is an MC, spoken word poet, and New Afrikan cultural organizer in Detroit, Michigan. He is passionate about making soundtracks of resistance that touch mind, body, and spirit. In this episode, Will See takes us into the flood with him as he explores Just Transition and the need for deeper climate activism.

Geez 54: Climate Justice is grounded in the understanding that climate change is inextricably intertwined with systems of colonialism, exploitation, and genocide. If we are to truly move towards a (re)generative way of living, we know that a full transformation will be necessary.

Will See is an MC, spoken word poet, and New Afrikan cultural organizer in Detroit, Michigan. He is passionate about making soundtracks of resistance that touch mind, body, and spirit. In this episode, Will See takes us into the flood with him as he explores Just Transition and the need for deeper climate activism.

Geez 54: Climate Justice is grounded in the understanding that climate change is inextricably intertwined with systems of colonialism, exploitation, and genocide. If we are to truly move towards a (re)generative way of living, we know that a full transformation will be necessary.

Lucia Wylie-Eggert is the art director for Geez and lives in Detroit, Michigan. In this episode, the strength of a mothers prayer decades in the past transforms and centres her granddaughter in crisis in present day.

In this issue, we bring the vulnerable, often isolated work of parenting into the public sphere and beg the question of our movements to re-define and re-imagine family and community.

Lucia Wylie-Eggert is the art director for Geez and lives in Detroit, Michigan. In this episode, the strength of a mothers prayer decades in the past transforms and centres her granddaughter in crisis in present day.

In this issue, we bring the vulnerable, often isolated work of parenting into the public sphere and beg the question of our movements to re-define and re-imagine family and community.