Meaning Makers of HDS: Inspiring Hopeful Climate Action

Meaning Makers of HDS is a podcast by the Harvard Divinity School Office of Communications that explores the many dimensions of human meaning making. In interviews with HDS alumni, faculty, and others, this podcast showcases how members of the HDS community create meaningful lives—through religion, spirituality, faith, and beyond. Each episode features conversations that highlight the deeply personal and diverse ways people wrestle with life’s biggest questions. In the second episode of Meaning Makers of HDS, airing in Earth Month, we spoke with Aliyah Collins, MDiv '23, an environmental activist and founder of the Eco-Healing Project. Throughout the conversation, Collins shared how her time at HDS inspired her to develop the Eco-Healing Project, how she finds meaning in her pursuit of climate justice, and how she helps HBCUs and their communities find hopeful paths forward after extreme weather events. Transcript: Intro and outro music: "Running On Home" by Joel Stewart, courtesy of Universal Production Music.

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Meaning Makers of HDS: Inspiring Hopeful Climate Action is an episode from Harvard Divinity School by Harvard Divinity School.

This episode is 00:24:00 long.

This episode was published on Apr 29, 2026.

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