Kat Morris
Scholar-Activism︎︎︎Engagement︎︎︎
Organizing︎︎︎
Let’s Collab︎︎︎
RLS Podcast︎
Creative Climate Co. ︎︎︎
Bite Size Bio:
Katharine “Kat” Morris is a creative changemaker for ecological equity via intersectional environmental justice, public policy, and health equity. Kat writes op-eds, hosts of the RLS podcast, and strategizes on environmental & health equity as the founder of Creative Climate Co.
Full Size Bio:
Kat has her Master of Public Policy and honors bachelor of Anthropology & Cognitive Science from UConn. While there, she founded UConn Collaborative Organizing (UCCO) to promote solidarity and intersectionality in social and environmental justice movements.
Her TEDxTalk, How to Collaborate for Environmental Justice, is a call to action discussing environmental racism, health inequities, and how to organize your community using radical love and intersectionality.
Over the years, Kat has developed unique skills as a scholar-activist, public speaker, writer, and organizer and refined them through professional experiences working for Health Equity Solutions, the US. EPA, the Center for Community Engagement, Environmental Justice and Health (CEEJH), and the CT Governor & Commissioner of the Dept. of Energy & Environmental Protection.
The Seaside Sounds for Environmental Justice community empowerment music festival—featuring 9 musical acts and 25 partner organizations (and foodtrucks:)—she organized at Seaside Park in Bridgeport, CT is exemplary of her commitment to cultural celebration and pleasure activism!
She founded *Creative Climate Co* to provide consulting services for those seeking to advance climate and environmental justice through artistry, connection, and education.
More importantly, Kat is the tree-hugging, queer pisces daughter of Jamaican immigrants whose love for nature is comparable only to her love for music, food, travel, laughter, and learning about life through meaningful connections and longwinded conversations! She’s always open to creative collaborations of all types! ︎