Angeline Marie Letourneau is Ph.D. Student in Environmental Sociology with social media. She is also a speaker at the University of Alberta's International Week. Her talk is titled: Examining the Roots of Climate Change Denial and Reimagining the Tree.
Angeline is a third-year Ph.D. student in Environmental Sociology. Angeline has a background in environmental studies and has extensive work experience in the industry and non-profit organizations in Canada and Germany. These experiences have shaped her ongoing research interests in how gendered identities operate in energy and agri-food systems. Her current thesis explores the interplay between the identities of Albertan oil workers and their resistance to climate change action. Angeline’s other research interests include theoretical understandings and applications of queer ecology and green criminology, social impact assessments, and the relationship between social media and identity. Her work centers on decolonial and intersectional feminist lenses and, she prioritizes social justice in all of her work.
She joined Tee to talk about International Week and how climate change denial affects us all.
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