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About This Collection
"EarthSayers InConversation is an interview series featured on EarthSayers Cinema on LinkedIn. These interviews advance our mission: amplifying the voices of people who care about life on Earth. The series highlights purpose-driven leaders who care for others in their communities and workplaces—leaving no one behind—while confronting critical challenges on our behalf."
Curated by mokiethecat
 July 06, 2026In this episode, Ronda Carnegie, Co-Founder and Executive Director of Project Dandelion, interviews Mary Robinson, former President of Ireland and UN High Commissioner for Human Rights. They discuss Robinson's life in public service, her initial resistance to a documentary about her, and the importance of sharing both victories and challenges with younger generations. Robinson emphasizes the need for human connection in addressing the climate crisis and draws parallels between past and present struggles for women's rights. She advocates for intergenerational dialogue, inspired by Kofi Annan's teachings, and concludes with a reflection on hope as an active discipline, echoing Archbishop Desmond Tutu's spirit. This episode is a call to courage, empathy, and the pursuit of justice. |
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