In this episode of the Wilmette Institute's Changing Course Podcast Series, we explore environmental justice and how our relationship with the natural world shapes our well-being, communities, and collective future.
Host Emily Chou sits down with Eliza Cooper—natural health educator, community advocate, director of Thriving Community Collaborative, and graduate of Wilmette Institute's Social Transformation Certificate Program—to reflect on the importance of environmental stewardship and conscious living. Together, they discuss the impact of human activity on the environment, the interconnectedness of all life, and practical ways individuals and communities can contribute to positive change. Eliza also shares how her learning at Wilmette Institute has informed her community initiatives promoting healthy living, access to nutritious food, and environmental awareness.
This episode is part of our ongoing exploration of the themes at the heart of the Social Transformation Certificate program.
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