All We Can Save : Truth, Courage, And Solutions For The Climate Crisis by Unknown author
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A groundbreaking book that highlights the vital role of women in the climate movement has become a national bestseller. “All We Can Save” features thought-provoking essays from leading female voices who are dedicated to finding solutions for the climate crisis.
The book showcases a renaissance in the climate movement, with a leadership style that is both feminine and feminist. These women emphasize compassion, connection, creativity, and collaboration in their efforts to drive meaningful change.
Despite the undeniable impact of women and girls in this field, they are often excluded from important discussions. This lack of representation can hinder progress. To truly transform our future, everyone must be involved.
“All We Can Save” offers valuable expertise and insights from a diverse group of women climate leaders in the United States. Scientists, journalists, farmers, lawyers, teachers, activists, innovators, and designers provide a range of perspectives, ensuring a more inclusive and solution-oriented public dialogue about climate change.
In addition to essays, the book also features poetry and art, creating a powerful and inspiring resource. It serves as a reminder of the challenges we face and encourages us to remain steadfast in our determination to protect the planet and support each other.
The collection, curated by two prominent climate leaders, celebrates the visionaries who are leading us toward a sustainable future. With contributions from renowned figures such as Alice Walker, Naomi Klein, and Jane Goodall, “All We Can Save” is a testament to the power of collective action.
By amplifying the voices of women and embracing truth, courage, and innovative solutions, we can shift away from the impending crisis and embrace a future filled with hope and possibility.
Contributors
The book features essays and poems from a wide range of influential women in the climate movement, including:
Emily Atkin – Xiye Bastida – Ellen Bass – Colette Pichon Battle – Jainey K. Bavishi – Janine Benyus – adrienne maree brown – Régine Clément – Abigail Dillen – Camille T. Dungy – Rhiana Gunn-Wright – Joy Harjo – Katharine Hayhoe – Mary Annaïse Heglar – Jane Hirshfield – Mary Anne Hitt – Ailish Hopper – Tara Houska, Zhaabowekwe – Emily N. Johnston – Joan Naviyuk Kane – Naomi Klein – Kate Knuth – Ada Limón – Louise Maher-Johnson – Kate Marvel – Gina McCarthy – Anne Haven McDonnell – Sarah Miller – Sherri Mitchell, Weh’na Ha’mu Kwasset – Susanne C. Moser – Lynna Odel – Sharon Olds – Mary Oliver – Kate Orff – Jacqui Patterson – Leah Penniman – Catherine Pierce – Marge Piercy – Kendra Pierre-Louis – Varshini Prakash – Janisse Ray – Christine E. Nieves Rodriguez – Favianna Rodriguez – Cameron Russell – Ash Sanders – Judith D. Schwartz – Patricia Smith – Emily Stengel – Sarah Stillman – Leah Cardamore Stokes – Amanda Sturgeon – Maggie Thomas – Heather McTeer Toney – Alexandria Villaseñor – Alice Walker – Amy Westervelt – Jane Zelikova
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