What is the intersectionality between social justice and climate change? What does intersectionality even mean?! How can we show up as a community together to show that this is what we stand for? This is what we can do!
Heather Johnson was born and raised in Columbus, living the majority of her life in South Linden. She is a certified community health worker, and a community advocate for reproductive justice, criminal justice, voter rights, police accountability, and climate justice. Heather is an active public speaker who has been featured with Fortune 100 companies such as Liberty Mutual, speaking on voting rights. Heather is one of the co-founders of Justice, Unity, & Social Transformation (JUST). JUST’s services include free hot meals, hygiene products, first aid, menstrual products, clothing, and barrier free contraception.
Heather’s main focus is eliminating barriers to food access and necessities people rely on every day. She is committed to making safe and stable spaces for everyone, and is dedicated to making change.