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Native Voice Joy Harjo Draws On Tribal Myth & History In Celebrating Nature

Ethan Goffman climate, female, feminism, feminist, glacier, glaciologist, Indian, Joy Harjo, M Jackson, native, perspective, poet, poetry, poetry-and-planet, research, study

Poet Joy Harjo, a member of the Muscogee-Creek Nation, draws on tribal myth and history to celebrate the natural world and humanity’s role within it.

M Jackson. Credit: Joe Tighe

Podcast

Interview: Glaciologist M Jackson On Feminist Climate Research

Alex Wise climate, female, feminism, feminist, glacier, glaciologist, M Jackson, perspective, podcast, research, study

In her new book The Secret Lives of Glaciers, glaciologist M Jackson applies a feminist perspective to her ground-breaking research on glaciers and climate.

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