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How to get cancelled: Sophia Kianni
How to get cancelled: Sophia Kianni
How to get cancelled: Sophia Kianni
Monday 1st April 2024
Join Clover Hogan and Sophia Kianni as they explore cancel culture's impact on climate activism and the importance of authenticity in 'Force of Nature'.
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Get the buttons here!Sophia Kianni: Climate Activism and the Cancel Culture Conundrum
Episode Overview
- Sophia Kianni and Clover Hogan discuss the impact of cancel culture on activism
- The importance of authenticity and nuanced conversations in the climate movement is highlighted
- Self-reflection and understanding diverse perspectives are emphasized for driving positive change
- The episode explores the complexities faced by climate activists in navigating social media and personal identities
I think every time I've talked to someone, they've been very forthcoming about when they've posted something or when they've done something or accepted a sponsorship or like conducted a facet of business when they thought it was wrong.
Ever felt like the world of activism is a minefield? In this eye-opening episode of 'Force of Nature', Clover Hogan sits down with Sophia Kianni, an Iranian-American social entrepreneur and climate activist, to tackle some of the toughest questions in the movement. At just 22, Sophia has already founded Climate Cardinals, the largest youth-led climate nonprofit, and serves as the youngest UN advisor in US history. But her journey hasn't been all smooth sailing.
Together, Clover and Sophia dive into the murky waters of cancel culture and its impact on activism. They discuss how public scrutiny can sometimes derail meaningful work and why it's crucial to keep the focus on institutions with real power. Sophia shares her personal experiences and 'climate confessions', reminding us that nobody is perfect and that even eco-influencers have their flaws.
This episode is a must-listen for anyone feeling overwhelmed by the pressures of activism or unsure how to navigate its complexities. It offers a candid look at the importance of authenticity, self-reflection, and understanding diverse perspectives to drive positive change. Tune in to learn how to stay true to your mission without getting lost in the noise.