Centering People & Planet
Kwolanne (pronounced Ka-wol-An) is a scholar, essayist, and ecofeminist. She is passionate about creating a world full of environmental reciprocity through her writing and work.
Recent Published Writing and Features
Despite Trump’s Attacks, Black Environmental Justice Tradition Can’t Be Uprooted
June 2025, Truthout
Why is Gen Z Rejecting Hustle Culture and Redefining the Meaning of Work?
January 2024, Interview with Al Jazeera
Some of the Most Important Connections at COP28 Aren’t Between Heads of States
We Need more Humanists in Climate Campaigning
November 2023, Climate Home News
Humanitarian Crisis in Congo Is the Sinister Underbelly of “Green Tech”
November 2023, Truthout
“Coming Out” Isn’t an Option for Every LGBTQ Person. Some of Us “Invite In.”
October 2023, Truthout
From Montana to the Amazon, Let’s Remember to Celebrate Climate Victories
September 2023, Truthout
In Our Words: Voices of Women of African Descent for Reproductive and Climate Justice
March 2023, UNFPA Brief
The Dance Floor is All We Have Left
January 2023, Salty Magazine
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