Holly Rose is a writer, Kiss The Ground soil advocate, and intersectional environmentalist who aims to amplify education on regenerative equity through storytelling. Her writing is crafted with the intention of marrying traditional ecological knowledge with sacred ecology and regenerative sustainability, in ways that encourage reciprocity in the relationships people have with all living things. Based in the U.K., she also works for the Green Party, which aims to create a just, equitable and sustainable society.
In this episode, we discuss regenerative sustainability, Indigenous knowledge, how to navigate the nuance of eating ‘sustainably’, what it means to build community resilience, and moving forward with the Green New Deal.
FIND HOLLY ROSE:
Instagram: @hollyrose.eco
Blog: https://hollyrose.eco/
FIND ME:
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/eugreenia/
Blog: https://www.veganhkblog.com/
RECOMMENDATIONS:
General:
- Kiss The Ground Soil Advocacy Training
- Anti-Racism Book Club
- The Fibershed Movement
Instagram:
- @kameachayne
- @renee.elizabethpeters
- @kisstheground
- @zachbushmd
- @the.mirror
- @celinecelines
- @unwrinkling
Books:
- Braiding Sweetgrass
- If Women Rose Rooted
- Wilding
- How to be an Antiracist
Documentaries:
- Kiss the Ground documentary
- The Work
- My Octopus Teacher
Please note this episode was recorded remotely so do excuse any audio issues!
If you've gained anything from listening to this podcast, I would be grateful if you could support this show through a one off 'coffee' donation, or even a monthly donation if you can! As a student, I do this in my free time with hopes of making these conversations accessible, and this would contribute greatly to continuing the show.