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Ep 18 Creativity, Community and Intersectionality for Sustainable Solutions with Jasmine Harrison
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I can't believe it's already episode 18!
In this episode, I had such an awesome conversation with Jasmine Harrison. Jasmine works as a project manager for non for profit environmental organisations, a career change she made after working within the fashion industry. In this conversation, we talked about the work she does, the aims for her website, and the value in bringing a sense of community. We discuss the importance of creativity beyond artistic fields, and why taking an intersectional approach is so crucial in finding just and sustainable solutions. And, or course, she shares how she finds her little bit of Lagom. I hope this episode brings you as much food for thought, education and inspiration as it did for me. Extra Notes/Resources from the Episode: https://alittlebitoflagom.wixsite.com/lagom/post/ep-18-community-creativity-and-intersectionality-for-sustainable-solutions-with-jasmine-harrison To find out more about Jasmine and her work: On Instagram: @themodernbohemen Her Website : https://jasminemharrison.com/blogThank you to those of you listening and supporting the podcast, it really means so much.
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