As part of our topic Women and Environmentalism, EcoResolution were honoured to sit down and talk with Sandy Hudson, discussing social justice, envisioning fairer futures, and the need for better systems.

Sandy is the founder of the Black Lives Matter presence in Canada and co-director of Black Lives Matter grassroots. An award-winning writer, activist and public intellectual, Sandy also helped to found the Black Legal Action Centre, a speciality legal aid clinic which provides direct legal services and impact litigation for black communities, and the Wild Seed Centre for activism and art, a centre nurturing black cultural creation. Currently studying law at UCLA with a specialisation in critical race theory, Sandy also co-hosts the Sandy and Nora Talk Politics podcast, and is co-author of the bestselling book, ‘Until We Are Free: reflections on Black Lives Matter in Canada'.

To find out more about Sandy and her work, you can visit www.sandyhudson.ca

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