Social Media Pages I Recommend to Follow

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To break free from oppressive, exploitative systems and the dominator culture takes dedication. To transition into a more harmonious way of living with Earth, humanity and our plant and animal relatives takes intentional practice. How we utilize our social media pages can play a large part in how we live our daily lives.

When I began my journey to break free from societal structures that no longer served me, I spent time going through all the accounts I was following online. Over time, I unfollowed every account that was not serving me on my new life path. Over time, I filled my newsfeeds with the education and inspiration I was desiring by finding new people to follow.

Now, when I go onto social media I am met with opportunities for growth and expansion. I am met with opportunities for connection with the people and organizations I care deeply about and support. I believe the saying “you are your surroundings” holds a lot of truth. With this in mind, I encourage you to surround yourself with the people you look up to and can learn from and to remove those people from your social media who are preventing you from living the life you are truly striving for.

The following is a list of some of the people and organizations that I recommend following on social media. I encourage you to explore this list and see which of these accounts may add value to your life.

I certainly don’t agree with everything that everyone on this list has to say. In fact, I have substantial disagreements with some of them – perhaps many of them. I don’t believe there’s a human on Earth who I live in complete agreement with. But that’s not important to me. I see the value in each of these people and organizations – with both their strengths and weaknesses.

You are also welcome to find me on Instagram, Facebook and YouTube if you aren’t already following me there.

For more accounts that I have not listed here, you can also see who I follow on Instagram.

 

The Story of Stuff Project

Instagram @storyofstuffFacebookYouTube
“We’re an environmental nonprofit focused on anti-consumerism and putting people over profit.”

 

Intersectional Environmentalist

Instagram @intersectionalenvironmentalistFacebookTikTokYouTube
“[We are a] climate justice collective radically imagining a more equitable + diverse future of environmentalism.”

 

Soul Fire Farm

Instagram @soulfirefarmFacebookYouTube
“Soul Fire Farm is a community farm committed to ending racism and injustice in the food system.”

 

Equal Justice Initiative

Instagram @eji_orgFacebookYouTube
“We work to end mass incarceration, excessive punishment and racial injustice. Led by Bryan Stevenson.”

 

Indigenous Environmental Network

Instagram @ien_earthFacebookTikTokYouTube
“Indigenous-led nonprofit with the mission to protect the sacredness of Mother Earth from contamination and exploitation”

 

Humans Who Grow Food

Instagram @humanswhogrowfoodFacebookYouTube
“Stories of gardeners, farmers & communities across borders & cultures”

 

Alexis Nikole Nelson AKA Black Forager

Instagram @blackforagerFacebookTikTokYouTube
“Food sovereignty meets fun! I’m Alexis Nikole and I … really like foraging!”

 

Samuel Thayer

FacebookTikTok
“Author of Sam Thayer’s Field Guide to Edible Wild Plants

 

Linda Black Elk

Instagram @linda.black.elkFacebookTikTok
“You want me on your zombie apocalypse team.”

 

Green Dreamer by Kamea Chayne

Green Dreamer is a podcast and journal exploring our paths to collective healing, biocultural revitalization, and true abundance and wellness *for all*.
Called to unravel the dominant narratives stunting our imaginations and help spark unbounded dreaming of what could be, Green Dreamer critically dialogues with a wide range of community and thought leaders—each inspiring a shift and opening of hearts and minds in their own ways.”

 

For the Wild

Instagram @for.the.wildFacebookYouTube
“An Anthology of the Anthropocene
Podcast〰️Land Defense〰️Slow Study”

 

Marie Beech

Instagram @mariebeech
“Writer, speaker, and host of ‘Know Better Do Better’.
Teaching you how to put anti-racism into practice.”

 

Happen Films

Instagram @happenfilmsFacebookYouTube
“We’re solutions-focused storytellers making films about permaculture, simple living, and becoming more resilient in a changing world!”

 

Exploring Alternatives

Instagram @exploringalternativesFacebookYouTube
“We’re documenting the many ways that people are experimenting with alternative homes and lifestyles!”

 

Vandana Shiva

Instagram @vandanashiva__navdanyaFacebookTikTok YouTube

 

Rowen White

Instagram @rowenwhiteFacebook
“Indigenous seed steward •Mohawk/Kanienkeha:ka • I weave stories of ancestral foods, culture and seed.”

 

Sean Sherman – The Sioux Chef

Instagram @the_sioux_chefFacebookTikTok
“Official account of Sean Sherman, Revitalizing + Reclaiming Indigenous Cuisine.”

 

Nemonte Nenquimo

Instagram @nemonte.nenquimoFacebookTikTok
“Una mujer guerrera de la selva, una madre, y una luchadora que tiene amor por la selva+la vida.”

 

Paul Stamets

Instagram @paulstametsFacebookTikTok
“Mycologist, Author, Inventor, Teacher, Earthling”

 

Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez

Instagram @aocFacebookTikTokYouTube
“Congresswoman for NY-14: Bronx and Queens???????? 100% grassroots.”

 

Charles Eisenstein

Instagram @charles_eisensteinFacebookTikTokYouTube
“Charles Eisenstein is an American author and public speaker who examines the unspoken narratives that direct our society and our lives.”

 

Banksy

Instagram @banksy
“Banksy is a pseudonymous England-based street artist, political activist and film director whose real name and identity remain unconfirmed and the subject of speculation.”

 

Fibershed

Instagram @fibershed_FacebookYouTube
“Developing regenerative textile systems that are based on carbon farming, regional manufacturing, and public education.”

 

United Plant Savers

Instagram @unitedplantsaversFacebookYouTube
“Protecting native medicinal plants, fungi, and their habitats”

 

Jordan Marie Daniels (Whetstone)

Instagram @nativein_la
“Mom | Wife | Runner | Lakota ????”

 

Thich Nhat Hanh

Instagram @thichnhathanhFacebookTikTokYouTube
“Zen Buddhist monk, peace activist and author. This account is supported by monastic and lay Dharma teachers in the Thich Nhat Hanh tradition.”

 

Eric Joseph Lewis

Instagram @ericjosephlewisFacebookYouTube
“I’m here to deepen the relationship between people and plants.”

 

Black Girls with Gardens

Instagram @blackgirlswithgardensFacebook
“A multicultural home & garden resource providing representation, support, inspiration & education for black women creating green spaces????”

 

Rachel Cargle

Instagram @rachel.cargleFacebook
“writer, gatherer, arts advocate, entrepreneur, amateur cellist, founder @thelovelandfoundation”

 

Robert Reich

Instagram @rbreichFacebookTikTokYouTube
“UC Berkeley professor, former Secretary of Labor, co-founder, Inequality Media”

 

Chase Iron Eyes

Instagram @chaseironeyes

 

Food is Free Project

Instagram @foodisfreeFacebookYouTube
“Teaching you and your neighbors to grow food together and share it. We’re all in this together and food unites us. Plant a front yard garden. Food is Free.”

 

1 Million Women

Instagram @1millionwomenFacebookYouTube
“We’re building a movement of women taking on climate change through the way we live. Join us and be counted.”

 

Civil Eats

Instagram @civileatsFacebookYouTube
“Civil Eats is a daily news source for critical thought about the American food system. They publish stories that shift the conversation around sustainable agriculture in an effort to build economically and socially just communities.” Here’s a story they did with me called Uncovering America’s Food Waste Fiasco.

 

Patagonia

Instagram @patagoniaFacebookTikTokYouTube
“An outdoor gear company, Patagonia’s mission is to build the best product, cause no unnecessary harm, and use business to inspire and implement solutions to the environmental crisis.” They changed the way I do business, inspired me to be thoughtful of my consumption, and gave me the courage to use my adventures to inspire others to be good to the earth. They produce a lot of incredible short films.

 

Reflections of Life

FacebookYouTube
“We are Justine & Michael (previously Green Renaissance), on a journey to explore our shared humanity.”

 

Bioneers

Instagram @bioneersFacebookYouTube
“Bioneers is a fertile hub of innovators with practical and visionary solutions for the world’s most pressing environmental and social challenges.”

 

Grow Food Not Lawns

Facebook
“Tips for organic gardening and more. We should all grow food instead of lawns.”

 

March Against Monsanto

Instagram @marchagainstmonsanto
“An organization working to combat the corporatization and environmental harm caused by mainstream food supply.”

Resources for Education and Inspiration:

Robin Greenfield’s Book Recommendations
50+ People to Listen to and Learn from
Films that Changed My Life
Nonprofits I Recommend and Support
Social Media Pages I Recommend to Follow
YouTube Channels I Recommend to Watch
Black Liberation Resources
Indigenous Sovereignty Resources

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