Imagining Socio-economic and Agro-ecological Alternatives in a Moment of Climate Crisis: Voices from Movements in Latin America and Baltimore

Authors

Nicole Fabricant, Towson University in BaltimoreFollow
Bruce Campbell, College of Saint Benedict/Saint John's UniversityFollow

Document Type

Presentation

Publication Date

11-10-2021

Sponsoring Department(s)

Latino/Latin American Studies (LLAS)

Abstract

Dr. Fabricant examines grassroots activists' envisioning, dreaming and working towards alternative land ownership, agro-ecology, and the building of land trusts in Bolivia and Baltimore. The ideas coming directly from Native and Black communities are systemic and holistic solutions to our economic, public health, and climate crisis. Her presentation incorporates the multiple voices of Black and Brown activists while also proposing some policy recommendations as we move towards a Green New Deal for Housing/Green New Deal for Education.

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Recommended Citation

Fabricant, Nicole and Campbell, Bruce, "Imagining Socio-economic and Agro-ecological Alternatives in a Moment of Climate Crisis: Voices from Movements in Latin America and Baltimore" (2021). Latino/Latin American Studies Lectures. 33.
https://digitalcommons.csbsju.edu/llas_lectures/33