Alinternet reflections

Assorted writings surrounding modern day justice and how to practice it with regards to the environment

I spent the Summer of 2012 in Paris as a waitress. These are my thoughts on the experience.

What rights does nature have and how can we use this rights framework to save the earth from our own destruction?

How can we constructively confront our own damaging impacts on our planet?

A collation of short essays on the colonised indigenous experience, and imaginations of pathways into a different future

If we restored indigenous ways and stopped suppressing them, our environment and our own peoples.

Is our whole society built on violence? If the way we practice justice is also violent, how do we transform it to deliver restorative climate justice?

Centralisation is the mechanism by which governments and multinationals are able to coerce citizen decision-making. Could decentralisation be the solution for how to disrupt these power structures and peacefully take back control?

What are the impacts of a decayed sense of faith in our society doing to us?

Why can't humanity change to adapt to the challenges of climate change? This podcast explores our sense of species exceptionalism, the rights of living systems, the potential impacts of climate change and the need and orthodoxy behind changing a paradigm.