Let’s Get Changed elevates the work of business leaders, influencers, and other changemakers at the forefront of social responsibility.
We interview executives and forward-thinking brands as they implement triple bottom-line strategies for people, planet, and profit. We speak to nonprofit leaders, community groups, and movement-builders working on intersectional and cross-cutting issues like racial and environmental justice, health, food systems, entertainment, and more. Along the way, we talk about how our guests build community, run great companies, and keep their inner fires burning.
Business as a force for good? It's a thing.
Join us –– Let's Get Changed
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Let’s Get Changed elevates the work of business leaders, influencers, and other changemakers at the forefront of social responsibility.
We interview executives and forward-thinking brands as they implement triple bottom-line strategies for people, planet, and profit. We speak to nonprofit leaders, community groups, and movement-builders working on intersectional and cross-cutting issues like racial and environmental justice, health, food systems, entertainment, and more. Along the way, we talk about how our guests build community, run great companies, and keep their inner fires burning.
Business as a force for good? It's a thing.
Join us –– Let's Get Changed
E18 – The birthing of a movement: All-inclusive and people-powered
Let's Get Changed
51 minutes 49 seconds
2 years ago
E18 – The birthing of a movement: All-inclusive and people-powered
As we kick off Season 2 of Let’s Get Changed, we start off by introducing Diandra Marizet Esparza, the Executive Director of Intersectional Environmentalist, a nonprofit organization leading the movement to create an inclusive approach to environmentalism that advocates for the protection of both people and the planet. Diandra talks to us about the original uses of the term intersectionalism as well as the rise of intersectional environmentalism on the heels of the 2020 murder of George Floyd. We talk about the difference between traditional philanthropy as juxtaposed to ‘mutual aid,’ and the impact business can have when offering support. And we chat about their ‘Earth Sessions,’ book giveaways, and other great tactics being used to build relationships and community among their growing networks as they tackle some of the biggest issues of our time.
We hope you enjoy!
Let's Get Changed
Let’s Get Changed elevates the work of business leaders, influencers, and other changemakers at the forefront of social responsibility.
We interview executives and forward-thinking brands as they implement triple bottom-line strategies for people, planet, and profit. We speak to nonprofit leaders, community groups, and movement-builders working on intersectional and cross-cutting issues like racial and environmental justice, health, food systems, entertainment, and more. Along the way, we talk about how our guests build community, run great companies, and keep their inner fires burning.
Business as a force for good? It's a thing.
Join us –– Let's Get Changed
