Ciarra Jones has a bachelor's degree from UC Berkeley in American Studies and a Master’s degree in Theology from Havard University. She's a seasoned journalist and researcher with experience covering finance, climate change, religion, and racial justice. Her bylines include but are not limited to NerdWallet, Yahoo Finance, Huffington Post, and Elite Daily.

People are recognising the urgency of global environmental measures 

Sustainable Solutions

People want their identities to be reflected in mainstream culture

Collective Equity

Heather K. Terry is the CEO and co-founder of 

, a sugar-free and equitable chocolate company working directly with farmers worldwide.

Professor Francine Miller is a senior staff attorney and adjunct faculty member at the Center for Agriculture and Food Systems at Vermont Law School.

United States

Citizenship

Sustainability

Community and grassroots

Deloitte

Civil Eats

Science

Conservation Letters

The New York Times

YaleEnvironment360

Pew Research Center

The Counter

The World Bank

Interview with Heather K. Terry conducted by the author

GoodSam Impact Report

Statista

Interview with Professor Francine Miller conducted by the author

FoodPrint

Kantar

USDA

The Guardian

First Insights

Wired

NOSH

National Sustainable Agriculture Coalition

UN Environment Programme

Businesses are embracing regenerative agriculture as the next step in their environmentally-conscious production models. However, with intersectional environmentalism on the rise, how can brands acknowledge Indigenous Americans’ contributions to sustainable agriculture that have been largely erased?

Cultivate

Values and Identity

Why is intersectional environmentalism on the rise?