What is the role of corporations in today’s sustainability transition? In this conversation with Lukas, we interrogate corporate sustainability. Ultimately, we engage the question: what is being sustained as a result of corporate sustainability

S1E8: Collectively Responding to Urbanization

May 16th, 2024 42m 15s

Growth of many kinds is often identified as a sustainability issue to be addressed. In this conversation, we discuss what it means to collectively respond to urban growth. Urbanization poses many challenges including increasing pressures on rur

S1E7: Air Quality Particularly Matters

Apr 14th, 2024 48m 19s

Industrialization has forced the field of sustainability to think about the impact of toxic Particulate Matter (PM) on air quality. This conversation navigates air quality and justice implications of air monitoring policies in the United States

S1E6: Power and Privilege in Food Systems and Religion

Apr 5th, 2024 58m 3s

By now listeners are used to podcast guest’s introducing themselves with relevant sociopolitical positionalities. In this discussion with Taína, we navigate the relevance and significance of thinking about positionality and identity as relates

S1E5: Ripples of Economic Water Policy

Mar 29th, 2024 45m 27s

Issues of water scarcity are central to sustainability concerns. Questions on how water incentives and water allocation policies might address scarcity problems are engaged in this discussion on water economics with Katie.

S1E4: Navigating (in)Justice Amid Urban Heat

Mar 19th, 2024 35m 45s

Today's conversation navigates meanings of sustainability amid rising temperatures and rapid urban development. This discussion identifies how certain communities are exposed to heat stress more than others. Climate adaptation and mitigation re

S1E3: The Resiliency of Settler Colonialism in Sustainability Education

Mar 12th, 2024 33m 48s

Resiliency is a crucial principle to many sustainability efforts, but when is resilience harmful? In a conversation introducing ideas of settler colonialism in sustainability education Haven and Khampha discuss how settler colonial oppression i

S1E2: Engaging complexity, but how?

Mar 5th, 2024 47m 59s

In conversation with Jake Swanson, a Project Manager and Commissioner, complexity is introduced as a key concept in processes addressing entangled sustainability and justice issues.

S1E1: Welcome to Sustaining (in)Justice

Mar 1st, 2024 19m 9s

In an interview led by Norah Jerinic-Brodeur, undergraduate contributor to the podcast, listeners will learn more about host and creator of Sustaining (in)Justice, Khampha, and what the Sustaining (in)Justice podcast is about.

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