Four members of ‘Women Of Color Speak Out’ discuss lessons they are learning in their collective work in movements for fossil fuel divestment, environmental justice, and decolonization. They share some of the challenges they are facing as diverse women of color working within an environmental world that too often remains controlled by white leaders and voices; reflect on some of the ways they are taking action to make climate spaces just and useful for POC and most impacted communities; and provide thoughts on what real white allyship looks like. Photo credit: Women Of Color Speak Out
