Maryan Abdinur's guest appearances

Maryan Abdinur

In Her Boots

money.power.land.solidarity.

Jen Miller

Jennifer Nelson

Josh Martin

Rachel Armstrong

Rebecca Walker

Samuel Stein

Kelsey Ducheneaux

Margaret Krome

Molly Rockamann

Barb Perkins

Marie Raboin

Alicia Razvi

Diahann Lohr

Alison Parker

Sylvia Burgos Toftness

OwlTail

In today’s episode, Maryan Abdinur shares childhood memories from growing up in Somalia. Maryan works with Hope Communities Inc as Food, Land and Community Program Lead, aka "the weird person that carries around plants and seeds." https://hope-community.org/

In today’s episode, Maryan Abdinur shares childhood memories from growing up in Somalia. Maryan works with Hope Communities Inc as Food, Land and Community Program Lead, aka "the weird person that carries around plants and seeds." <a href="https://hope-community.org/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://hope-community.org/</a>

Episode 4 with Maryan Abdinur - 'An East African In Minnesota'

Magdalena Kaluza

Kaleigh Swift

We had the opportunity to talk with 3 of the 12 members of the Minnesota Pollution Control Agency's (MPCA)  Environmental Justice Advisory Group (EJAG) who collectively resigned in protest of the MPCA's approval of permits for Canadian corporation Enbridge to construct the Line 3 Tar Sands pipeline through Northern Minnesota. By approving this permit MPCA Commissioner Laura Bishop and the Walz administration have violated the sovereignty of indigenous nations and enacted a brutal violence against the water, land, animals and people of Minnesota. We talked with Maryan, Magdalena and Kaleigh about the decision to resign and how we can keep up the fight against Line 3. Read their powerful  resignation letter here  Subscribe on Patreon to support our working class journalism 

We had the opportunity to talk with 3 of the 12 members of the Minnesota Pollution Control Agency's (MPCA)  Environmental Justice Advisory Group (EJAG) who collectively resigned in protest of the MPCA's approval of permits for Canadian corporation Enbridge to construct the Line 3 Tar Sands pipeline through Northern Minnesota. By approving this permit MPCA Commissioner Laura Bishop and the Walz administration have violated the sovereignty of indigenous nations and enacted a brutal violence against the water, land, animals and people of Minnesota. We talked with Maryan, Magdalena and Kaleigh about the decision to resign and how we can keep up the fight against Line 3. Read their powerful <a href="https://beta.documentcloud.org/documents/20407703-nov-16-2020-ejag-group-letter-of-resignation-1" rel="nofollow" target="_blank"> resignation letter here</a> <a href="https://www.patreon.com/moneypowerlandsolidarity" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Subscribe on Patreon to support our working class journalism</a>

No Line 3 w/ Magdalena Kaluza, Maryan Abdinur and Kaleigh Swift