How can our whole community be represented in environmental conversations? How is the well-being of our community intertwined with the well-being of our more-than-human natural world? This Immigrant Heritage Month, we will explore the topic of how immigrant and historically underrepresented communities have long been stewards of the land, and how their knowledge, resilience, and lived experiences are essential to building just and sustainable futures.  Dive into a conversation about what environmental justice looks like in our community,  how we can give a voice to human and more than human beings that have historically been voiceless in these movements, and gain an understanding that true climate solutions must be rooted in equity, cultural wisdom, and collective care.