Скачать или смотреть I Infiltrated the Met Gala…in a Dress Made of Garbage: Maya Penn

25 year-old veteran environmentalist, artist, and sustainable designer Maya Penn’s never felt ashamed of being an outsider. At eight years old Maya harnessed the hope of climate activism as a form of self-love against systems of greed and destruction. She’s never been one to follow a trend, from insisting on her natural curls, to giving three Ted Talks, to wearing a dress made of garbage to the Met Gala. Tune in to this week’s episode as Maya reveals to Elisa how she’s fully accepted herself as a force of nature, driven by her life’s purpose: creating a sustainable world.

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Director: Elisa Goodkind
Producer and editor: Kimberly Henry
Casting: India Isaacson

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0:00 - 5:50 Spirituality and meaning in activism
5:50 - 15:45 Sustainability, stories, Imperfection, and Maya’s style
15:45 - 22:44 Punk is not wearing a leather jacket: How to be yourself
22:44 - 31:42 Dehumanization as a Black female activist
31:42 - 39:20 How Maya doesn’t feel shame: Infiltrating the Met Gala
39:20 - 50:00 I am a disruptive force: Hope is an act of self-love
50:00 - 57:40 How to break out of the box: Become who you are fully