Dr. Manisha Anantharaman, Assistant Professor Justice Community and Leadership, will chat about "Sustainability and Social Justice: Exploring Synergies and Tensions."
How can we ensure that the pathways and processes of sustainability transitions are inclusive to marginalized perspectives? This talk will draw on field research in India to discuss synergies and tensions between sustainability initiatives and social justice goals.
Anantharaman, M. (2018). Critical sustainable consumption: A research agenda. Journal of Environmental Studies and Sciences, doi:10.1007/s13412-018-0487-4.
A recent journal article by me (it's short) that talks about this topic
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Ivkovich, L. (2016). A politics of possibility [blog post]. Retrieved from https://sustainableutah.wordpress.com/2016/11/17/a-politics-of-possibility/
A blog post on my research, written by Liz Ivkovich of the Global Change and Sustainability Center, University of Utah
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Waste Narratives: What Is Hasiru Dala? https://wastenarratives.com/what-is-hasiru-dala/
The website and blog of the community organization I work with in India
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In the Field Podcast: "These are not considered to be 'good' jobs" https://www.inthefieldindia.org/episode-4
Podcast about waste pickers and informal sector workers in India
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