Journalist Devi Lockwood recently released her debut book, '1,001 Voices on Climate Change.'
," which features insights on the effects of climate change from people on every continent except Antarctica.about her experience journeying around the world, the climate change lessons she's learned and her advice for anyone who wants to help create a more sustainable future.TMRW: In your new book, you tell 1,001 stories about climate change.
Shahrazad tells stories not only to save her own life, but to change the culture in her kingdom. I wanted to emulate her wit — to contribute a series of interlocking narratives to the conversation about climate change with the hope of widening the conversations that we have about these issues. I’m also interested in the way that we tell our stories of self and place through the bodies of water that surround us. By slowing down enough to listen, we can begin to unravel the regional and textural complexities in a way that might point us toward solutions.Were there any common themes about climate change that the people you interviewed highlighted?Displacement, climate migration and food insecurity surfaced frequently. One theme I did my best to highlight in the book is that of joy.
. I would love to collaborate with an archive like The American Folklife Center at the Library of Congress or the Centre for Oral History and Digital Storytelling at Concordia University to make the audio recordings accessible for future generations.
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