Women In Sustainability

In this episode, Emily and Janine Dortmundt from Ethical Trade Denmark have a truly inspiring discussion about Janine's motivations for working in ethical trade, some of her recent work with a collective of women-owned date farms in Palestine, and her thoughts and hopes for the future of ethical consumerism.

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In this episode, Emily talks with Priscillia Moulin, a Senior Advisor to both Inovasi Digital and Earthqualizer, and the Director of Strategy for MosaiX Europe. Earthqualizer is a non-profit focused on sustainability and social equity in landscapes affected by deforestation, which monitors around 30 million hectares of land on a biweekly basis. Earthqualizer works alongside Inovasi Digital, which provides digital tools for sustainability monitoring and regulatory compliance, and MosaiX, a start-up offering data, engagement, and strategic guidance for companies navigating sustainability legislation. Priscillia tells us about how her career began, and how she has navigated working with global leaders such as Wilmar International, Unilever, Mars, and other multinational consumer goods companies on shaping sustainability standards in the palm oil industry, as well as with stakeholders on the ground in South East Asia.

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Emily speaks with Shilpa Alva, the Founder and Executive Director of Surge for Water, a non-profit that invests in safe water and sanitation, hygiene, and menstrual health solutions. To date, Surge has impacted over 1,000,000 people in 11 countries through a women-led, community-owned model that helps end the cycle of poverty. Shilpa talks about how she heard her calling, how she developed Surge, and the impactful work they are doing on the ground.

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In this episode Emily talks with Laura Boon-Williams, the Lloyd’s Register Foundation Senior Curator of Contemporary Maritime at the National Maritime Museum in Greenwich, on the eve of a new exhibition at National Maritime Museum on the Sea Empress oil spill on the south-west coast of Wales. They discuss the legacy of the spill, which is a powerful example of how environmental disaster, public mobilisation and policy change intersect, as well as her career in science education.

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Just in time for COP, Emily and acclaimed filmmaker Los Angeles Barea discuss Los Angeles’ new, multi-award winning film, Green SuperHeroes 2030, a documentary following 10 young environmentalists, ages 5 to 17, from around the world as they develop groundbreaking solutions to tackle climate change — from designing microplastic detectors to preserving the Amazon rainforest. She and Emily talk about what inspired her to make the film and the Green Superheroes movement that she is starting up with children around the world.

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