Good Fire: Decolonizing the Burn

Learn about the university of Oregon's 3rd Climate Action Plan (CAP 3.0). Featuring Tannor, Molly. Michel and Isa. Script and editing by Tannor. Mixing and music by Michel. Follow us on instagram @climatejusticeleagueEmail us at [email protected]

The Wagon Burners describe the intersectional aspects in which colonization took good fire away from First Nation Indigenous Americans. Hear about what it has taken and the work that needs to be done in order to revive the practice of cultural burns.Follow @wagon_burners on instagram for updates and ways to support.We are on instagram @climatejusticeleague.Editing and music by MIDI Alchemy.

Hear from Jessie, a member of the cultural burn group called The Wagon Burners as she describes her experience being a trans and indigenous woman in the fire burning world.Follow @wagon_burners on instagram for updates and ways to support.We are on instagram @climatejusticeleague.Editing by Kai Schrosk. Music by MIDI Alchemy.

Meet some members of the Oregon based cultural burn group called The Wagon Burners and hear about what good fire means to them.Follow @wagon_burners on instagram for updates and ways to support.We are on instagram @climatejusticeleague.Editing by Isa Eisenberg. Music by MIDI Alchemy.

Charges of domestic terrorism for sitting in trees, a pacifist being murdered and then accused of firing first, and at the heart of the conflict, a $90 million dollar military-style police training facility called cop city. In this episode we are going to explore what is going on in Atlanta, and why it affects people everywhere. Thank you to Midi Alchemy for the music in this episode!To donate:https://opencollective.com/forest-justice-defense-fundLinks:https://defendtheatlantaforest.org/https://grist.org/protest/atlanta-cop-city-terrorism/https://www.theguardian.com/environment/2023/feb/12/cop-city-manuel-paez-teran-family-mournshttps://www.atlantanewsfirst.com/2023/01/18/cop-city-timeline-atlanta-public-safety-training-center/https://www.insidehighered.com/news/2023/02/14/hbcu-students-faculty-denounce-cop-cityhttps://defendtheatlantaforest.org/media-kit/#jp-carousel-591

It's the Climate Justice Network, brought to you by Eugene, OR's Climate Justice League!In this episode we provide a comprehensive analysis of the Nike/UO development project threatening UO's Urban Farm, the impact that will have on the community, and the group of students trying to stop it from happening.Learn more about this issue by checking out:savetheurbanfarm.comblogs.uoregon.edu/urbanfarm/And follow @SaveTheUrbanFarm on Instagram!Our featured artist this week was Amos Heart! Search on any streaming platform, and follow on IG: @amoshearttDisclaimer: In our frantic rush to get this timely episode out before the big, movement-building rally on May 6th, we created a product that is a little bit sloppier than our usual output. We'd like to specifically apologize to Teddy, who we called "Mickey" for some reason during the credit sequence, and we also apologize for volume, quality, and compression inconsistencies, and all other ways in which this episode is a little rough around the edges. Thanks for bearing with us, and for caring enough about the Urban Farm to listen through this. Solidarity forever. -CJLInstagram: @climatejusticeleagueWebsite: climatejusticeleague.weebly.comTwitter: @UOclimateleague

In this episode we report and reflect on the success and legacy of the Day of Demands event organized by CJL's "Fossil Free UO" campaign, in coalition with many others, this fall. This podcast was created by members of the Climate Justice League at the University of Oregon. Kai, Bryce, Sydney, Sophie, Cam, and others all helped with its production. Our featured local musical artist this week is De Solution! Find them on Facebook: @sweregoma Follow Climate Justice League on Instagram to hear about new episodes and give us feedback! Our episodes are released sporadically, so stay tuned!Instagram: @climatejusticeleagueWebsite: climatejusticeleague.weebly.comTwitter: @UOclimateleague

Teagan has a stimulating conversation with DIVEST UO organizer Eloise, about how the campaign she helps lead is connected to not only "climate change" as an issue in a vacuum, but also broader social justice concerns such as white supremacy, industrialization, and class divide.The DIVEST UO ZINE can be found here as a PDF: http://climatejusticeleague.weebly.com/uploads/5/4/4/1/54411337/divest_zine.pdfThis podcast was created by members of the Climate Justice League at the University of Oregon. Voices of Eloise, Teagan, Max, Jim, and Bryce are featured in this episode. Editing and background music by Bryce. Cover art by Eloise. Special thanks to Laundry for our intro jingle! Find them on instagram: @laundrythebandOur featured local musical artist this week is Holdra! Find them on Instagram: @holdra.mp3Follow Climate Justice League on Instagram to hear about new episodes and give us feedback! The first few will be released sporadically over the next couple of months, so stay tuned...Instagram: @climatejusticeleagueWebsite: climatejusticeleague.weebly.comTwitter: @UOclimateleague

In this episode we speak with Abbey and David, two of the most involved members of the CJL campaign "Divest UO," whose core mission is to increase transparency surrounding what the University of Oregon is invested in and the ways in which they obscure this information from the public.The DIVEST UO ZINE can be found here as a PDF: http://climatejusticeleague.weebly.com/uploads/5/4/4/1/54411337/divest_zine.pdfThis podcast was created by members of the Climate Justice League at the University of Oregon. Voices of Sydney, Isabella, Abbey, David, and Bryce are featured in this episode. Editing and background music by Bryce. Cover art by Eloise. Special thanks to Laundry for our intro jingle! Find them on instagram: @laundrythebandOur featured artist this week was Gentlebeing! Find them on instagram: @_gentlebeingFollow Climate Justice League on Instagram to hear about new episodes and give us feedback! The first few will be released sporadically over the next couple of months, so stay tuned...Instagram: @climatejusticeleagueWebsite: climatejusticeleague.weebly.comTwitter: @UOclimateleague

It's the Climate Justice Network, brought to you by Eugene, OR's Climate Justice League!In our very first episode, some of CJN’s producers set the stage for what this podcast is, will be, and hopes to accomplish. You will hear some sound bites we collected from our "What does climate justice mean to you?" survey, as well as our official mission statement and what we have so far of our land acknowledgement.This podcast was created by members of the Climate Justice League at the University of Oregon. Voices of Syd, Bryce, Teagan, and Cam. Editing and background music by Bryce. Cover art by Syd. Special thanks to Laundry for our intro jingle! Find them on instagram: @laundrythebandOur featured musical artist today has no social media, but keep your eyes and ears peeled around the 541 for performances by the Moon Mountain String Band!Follow the Climate Justice League on Instagram to hear about new episodes and give us feedback! The first few will be released sporadically over the next couple of months, so stay tuned...Instagram: @climatejusticeleagueWebsite: climatejusticeleague.weebly.comTwitter: @UOclimateleague