This excerpt from the first episode of “The Green Flame Podcast” is a snippet of our interview with Saba Malik. In this conversation, Saba speaks of her travels in the Hunza Valley region of Pakistan, and of communities engaging in self-defense and long-term ecological sustainability. Listen here
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By Jennifer Murnan and Max Wilbert “We are the ones who have to say – in words, in actions, in social policy, in law – no men do not own women.In order to say that, we need political discipline.We need to take seriously the consequences of sexual abuse to us, to women.We need to understand what sexual abuse has done to us – why are we so damned hard to organize?We need to comprehend that sexual abuse has broken us into a million pieces and we carry those pieces bumping and crashing inside; we’re broken rock inside chaos; afraid and unsure when not cold and numb.We’re heroes at endurance; but so far cowards at resistance.” ...
Over the first weekend in March, members and allies of Deep Green Resistance (DGR) attended, presented, and tabled at PIELC (Public Interest Environmental Law Conference) in Eugene, OR, as we have for as long as our organization has existed. PIELC (formerly ELAW) has long been a place where disparate perspectives from within the environmental movement—including those of lawyers, radicals, grassroots activists, liberals, and nonprofits—gather to learn from, engage with, and challenge each other. ...