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Writer, activist, and professor of climate justice
About Naomi Klein
In 2014, while embedded with Indigenous land defenders at the Tar Sands in Alberta, Naomi Klein co-authored the Leap Manifesto — a radical, place-based blueprint for economic transformation rooted not in austerity or technocratic fixes, but in Indigenous sovereignty, just transition, and reparative public investment. That document didn’t emerge from policy think tanks; it was drafted in community halls and treaty territories, reflecting her decades-long insistence that climate crisis cannot be separated from colonial dispossession or racialized labor exploitation. Her writing doesn’t just diagnose corporate capture — it maps how disaster capitalism operates through climate chaos, as when she documented how post-Hurricane Maria Puerto Rico became a laboratory for privatization under cover of emergency. She treats journalism as embodied solidarity: showing up, listening deeply, citing frontline voices before theory, and refusing to let 'the economy' remain an abstract force divorced from care work, stolen land, or poisoned water.
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- “How did your time with Wet’suwet’en land defenders shape The Leap?”
- “What would a climate policy look like if it centered Indigenous jurisdiction first?”
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- “How does your critique of branding apply to carbon offset markets today?”
