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Maya Chiodo

Maya Chiodo

THE INTERSECTIONS OF ENVIRONMENTALISM AND SOCIAL JUSTICE: A PREVIEW

https://www.canva.com/design/DADTxdTDf6U/view

Mar 18, 2019

Mar 18, 2019

Maya Chiodo

No Environmentalism Without Social Justice

I flick the switch to roll up the passenger side window as my dad pulls into the dirt parking lot at the Desolation Wilderness trailhead…

Mar 17, 2019

No Environmentalism Without Social Justice

Mar 17, 2019

Maya Chiodo

When Activism and Academia Collide: A Glimpse of Dr. David Pellow

I walk briskly toward room 4304 in the hallway of UCSB’s Department of Environmental Studies (ES). I check my phone. I’m three minutes…

Mar 16, 2019

When Activism and Academia Collide: A Glimpse of Dr. David Pellow

Mar 16, 2019

Maya Chiodo

Why the history of racism in the American environmental movement matters

Or why we need environmental justice

Mar 16, 2019

Why the history of racism in the American environmental movement matters

Mar 16, 2019

Maya Chiodo

Choosing Self-Development Over Colonial Development

I grew up as an only child, with older parents, in a household that worshipped science, nature, and art — no God or Gods. As one does…

Mar 16, 2019

Choosing Self-Development Over Colonial Development

Mar 16, 2019

Maya Chiodo

The End of a Life and the Beginning of the New Year

Everything in this house feels wrong. The way the armoire door hangs open, a fleece jacket spilling out of it. The limp rope tied to the…

Jan 2, 2019

Jan 2, 2019

Maya Chiodo

Prison Abolition and #MeToo

How #MeToo can learn from and work with the prison abolition movement.

Dec 20, 2018

Dec 20, 2018

Maya Chiodo

Pomp and Circumstance

Looking back on “The Hunting Ground” after #MeToo and Kavanaugh.

Dec 20, 2018

Dec 20, 2018

Maya Chiodo

Can You Party and Be an Activist at the Same Time?

Addressing the cognitive dissonance inherent to being a passionate college student who likes to party.

Dec 20, 2018

Dec 20, 2018

Maya Chiodo

Costume as Political Statement in Protests

Costumes have played a role in protests — whether as a mechanism for disguising oneself, creating a sense of uniformity among a group, or…

Jul 26, 2018

Jul 26, 2018

Maya Chiodo

Maya Chiodo

Hello there! You’re reading the words of a curious ecofeminist and aspiring journalist. Always looking for new people to follow, read, and listen to!

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