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Q&A with Skeena Rathor, cofounder of Extinction Rebellion, hosted by Jem Bendell

Created by Matthew Slater (See other events)

Jul 6, 2020 from 9:00pm to 10:00pm UTC+01
Location: Zoom
Latest Activity: Mar 15

Skeena ia a mum of three who lives in Stroud, where she runs the Politics Kitchen and is a co-founder of Compassionate Stroud. She is also a Labour Councillor, a trauma release therapist, and teaches Pilates, Yoga, Feldenkrais, Garuda and Energy Medicine and heart-math meditation.

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How Everything Can Collapse – my foreword to new book

The Climate for Corona – our warming world is more vulnerable to pandemic

A Pandemic of Love – deeply adapting to corona

The Worst Argument to Try to Win: Response to Criticism of the Climate Science in Deep Adaptation