Fishy Feminisms Podcast Episode 7 - Feminism, Environmental & Climate Justice, & the Law with Sara Seck

Sara L. Seck; Christine Knott

Fishy Feminisms Podcast Episode 7 - Feminism, Environmental & Climate Justice, & the Law with Sara Seck

Postdoctoral Researcher, Ocean Nexus Center Research Associate, Memorial University

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Abstract

In this episode of the fishy feminisms podcast, Dr. Sara Seck discusses her engagement with feminist relational approaches to law. She highlights the importance of the ecological embedded relational individual who is differentially situated as an important way to address environmental and climate injustices in legal spaces. We also talk about barriers to using feminist theory within academia.

Original language	Canadian English
Publication status	Published - Jan. 1 2022

Keywords

Feminism
Environmental Law
Climate Justice
Academia

Disciplines

Environmental Law
Law
Law and Gender
Law and Society

UN SDGs

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