Mikaela Loach

In a captivating discussion, Mikaela Loach—an activist and founder of the Away2 school of organising—dives deep into the complexities of climate justice. She reveals startling facts about the Israeli-funded oil field that could harm the environment massively. Mikaela highlights the importance of grassroots organizing over just relying on social media and political leaders. She emphasizes the need for community-driven actions and education, urging a shift from individualism to collective power in the fight for climate justice.

In this episode, Mikaela Loach, climate justice and anti-racism activist, discusses redistributing privilege in the vegan community. She talks about her vegan journey, the importance of listening to marginalized voices, and keeping ego out of activism. Mikaela also addresses the issue of white privilege and the dangers of glorifying individuals in the vegan movement.

Climate activist Mikaela Loach discusses the need for climate justice, the problems with net zero, and the intersection between the climate crisis and the conflict in Israel and Palestine. She also talks about her background, her activism as a teenager, and the importance of building networks and trust for climate action.