As a climate activist struggling against slow-moving policies, influential Big Oil companies and public apathy, I’m mostly focused on stopping a future…
Kwolanne Felix
Kwolanne Felix is a writer and an advocate of gender equality and the environment. She recently graduated from Columbia University and studied history, with research interests in the African diaspora, international development, gender-responsive frameworks and environmental policies. Kwolanne writes opinion pieces and articles addressing politics, gender, climate, race, and various other intersecting experiences. Her writing has been published in Ms. Magazine, Womanly Magazine and The Eco Justice Project. Kwolanne has worked with organizations like the United Nations Entity for Gender Equality and the Empowerment of Women, the Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights and Climate Justice Coalition, and Columbia Climate School. She was a 2021 UN Human Rights fellow for the People of African Descent program.
Killers of the Flower Moon is a tear-jerking film chronicling the real history of white settler exploitation of the newfound wealth of the Osage…
Green technology is at the forefront of many climate conversations, from electric cars, to solar energy batteries, to the burgeoning interest in carbon…
Wildfires raged through Maui this month, leaving a wake of devastation as residents struggled to survive. More than 100 people are confirmed dead,…
(Image: Rosenfeld Media) After a two-year legal battle against Biotech company Thermo Fisher Scientific, descendants of Henrietta Lacks won a settlement over the…
This summer is breaking records, with many days becoming the hottest in recorded human history, and Americans across the aisle are feeling the heat.…
