Better is possible when we understand that everything is a Green issue. Why? Because everything is connected.
We know that building back better homes, health, and work is an opportunity to progress social, environmental, economic AND climate justice. That’s why we can’t talk in sound bites. We need participatory conversations. That’s why we can’t isolate policies. We need a plan for systems change.
In this episode, we explored the link between health and the environment, as well as home and meaningful work.
Guests in this episode are activists who are making better happen in fields of work that are not obvious routes for change, by becoming advocates for systems change by getting involved in shaping the policies and plans which affect our work, homes and health.
If you agree that we need an equitable and regenerative economy so we can all lead meaningful lives in healthy and secure communities, please watch and share this conversation.
Better is possible. Let’s build it together.
GUESTS FEATURED IN THIS CONVERSATION
SINEAD & ADAM, Aweside Farms
Sinead & Adam grow organic edible flowers, cut flowers, herbs, salads and heritage fruit & veg. They run a no-dig, agroecological & regenerative farm. A no-dig journey they embarked on with the help of the Ecological Land Cooperative. Support their work by ordering regenerative edibles from their farm! SHOP AWESIDE FARMS >
DAPHNA ROW, Lovorika
Daphna Rowe is Founder and Natural Perfumer of Lovorika, an ethical fragrance brand. She has an MSC in international Relations and Psychology, and is certified in Aromatherapy. For the last several years Daphna has been an Ethical Fragrance Ambassador advocating for better transparency on beauty labels and raising awareness about the dangers of synthetic fragrance. With the help of Baroness Bennett these concerns have been raised in the House of Lords. Support her work AND the Green Party by purchasing her pesticide free perfume (25% of each sale goes to the Green Party)! SHOP LOVORIKA >
SOPHIE DUNSTER, Gung Ho
Sophie Dunster founded Gung Ho to put the meaning back into the fashion industry. Growing up living a low carbon lifestyle, sustainability was drummed into her from an early age. Following her drawing, Sophie started to illustrate these issues until it hit her that when on fabric (fashion), these became walking talking points about issues you care about – and never looked back. Gung Ho changes causes each year, campaigning around different environmental issues that need urgent attention. From Plastic Oceans to Climate Change. Support her work AND the Green Party by purchasing her bee sweatshirt (25% of each sale goes to the Green Party)! SHOP GUNG HO >
