He/They, RIT Alum 🐅 passionate about mutual aid, climate justice, and self-determination.
Rochester, NY
Joined November 2011
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Wow
🚨 #BREAKING: per CNN, Democrats in Congress now have a whopping 21% approval rating.
Democrats are self-combusting 🔥
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Check out this post for some updates on our campaign! We look forward to continuing our work to feed the community, and to create a stronger workplace for us all.
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Today, @FoodlinkNY management rejected our request to voluntarily recognize our union, Foodlink United.
Full statement below.
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UNIONIZED: Foodlink employees are teaming up to get some representation, and they want the organization to back them by the end of the week.
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This paper was such a labor of love. After 10 years of collecting electronic product bill of materials, we finally compiled all the data: nature.com/articles/s41597-0…
Hopefully others will be able to use this info for studies on #ewaste #circulareconomy and electronic product #lca
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“The climate crisis poses a systemic threat to financial markets and the real economy, with significant disruptive consequences on asset valuations and our nation’s economic stability,” says a letter signed by 3 dozen pension plans. The latest from @cflav nytimes.com/2020/07/21/clima…
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Important read about what the pandemic reveals about the limits of consumer-based climate action. If we want lasting change, we need to transform industry. "The world is on lockdown. So where are all the carbon emissions coming from?" grist.org/climate/the-world-… via @grist
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"It's a systemic failure in the way we produce food," - says @feedbackorg's Daniel Jones
#circulareconomy #food #foodsystem
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when i said “i got the horses in the back” it was in reference to reversing the ongoing climate change, water pollution, and catastrophic political climate we are witnessing in these trying times.
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There are lots of great reasons to #ShopLocal at @AbundanceCoop! This month, we’re one of them! By “rounding up” at the register you will help to benefit our mission to #FeedPeopleNotLandfills!
Big thank you to them for their support! 💚💛🍏🍋
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Politicians I lobby always tell me, “Keep up the good work, your generation is going to save the world!”
But I don’t need a pat on the head.
I need the leaders currently in power to take action on climate before it’s too late.
Don’t throw it on #GenZ to clean up your mess.
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A city whose citizens take action is what. ✊🏽
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Participatory Budgeting represents a radical democratization of the way resources are disbursed in a community. It's happening right here in Rochester!! And even better, you can vote for us!
Learn more: vimeo.com/107121298?fbclid=I…
Join us at the launch party: facebook.com/events/54403084…
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.@NPR @hereandnow features our work! ❤️ hearing @jeremyhobson lead in to @karaholsopple story! END #foodwaste ✊🏽 wbur.org/hereandnow/2017/02/…
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Turn your car into a force for good by signing up to deliver #RescuedFood to #Rochester neighbors by visiting robot.boulderfoodrescue.org/ and set your region to #FlowerCityPickers ! Big shouts to @BldrFoodRescue for all their work developing this platform for managing #FoodRecovery!
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Evan Zachary speaks about @FCPickersROC, a group of volunteers that redistributes leftover and discarded produce recovered from Rochester’s Public Market to local shelters, food pantries, and other organizations with need for food. rocgrowth.com/archives/3804 @rocgrowth
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On a list of cities where rental housing is least affordable, Rochester ranked #7. A Community Land Trust can help! bloomberg.com/opinion/articl…