Lujain Al-Saleh Archives – KneeDeep Times

Lujain Al-Saleh

is a labor organizer based in Oakland, California. She graduated with a Master of Public Health in Global Health & Environment from the UC Berkeley School of Public Health in 2020 and completed her undergraduate degree from the Environmental Science & Management program at UC Davis. Throughout the past decade, she has collaborated on a range of advocacy campaigns to address issues of environmental justice in the Bay Area and Central America.

Changemaker Gets to Know Gilroy

Mariah Padilla, a Bay Area native and city planning student, is exploring community-centric planning with Gilroy.... Read more.

Artists Circle Confronts Climate Displacement and Just Recovery

The climate crisis in driving the displacement of people around the world. In the midst of the pandemic, an artists circle began developing new approaches to the... Read more.

Warren Logan’s Fight for Safer Streets

Warren Logan is confident that if we fight for safer streets, we can have them. “In Oakland you are more likely to be hit by a car than cancer or a stray bullet,”... Read more.

Activists marching in Glasgow at COP 26. Photo: Climate Justice Alliance.

Questioning Net Zero: An Interview with a Climate Justice Delegate to COP 26

San Francisco activist Sharif Zakout shares his Cop 26 experience and vision as part of the "It Takes Roots" delegation of 60 US community groups.... Read more.

woman standing looking at sunset on beach

Art Carries Water To Our Horizon

The idea of On the Horizon first blossomed in 2017 when Fernández attended an Art + Environment Conference at the Nevada Museum of Art. Over the next two years,... Read more.

Stories by County

Changemaker Gets to Know Gilroy

Artists Circle Confronts Climate Displacement and Just Recovery

Warren Logan’s Fight for Safer Streets

Questioning Net Zero: An Interview with a Climate Justice Delegate to COP 26

Art Carries Water To Our Horizon