Out of Hot Water
Further explorations of queerness, access, and Land Back
Join SAGE’s analyst, Cameron Moore, as they embark on a journey through the complex intersections of fisheries, aquaculture, seafood, and conservation. This special three-part video series, made possible by the Environmental Defense Fund and the Sustainable Ocean Alliance, sheds light on the systemic barriers faced by Black, Brown, Indigenous, and queer communities living and working along the coast. Born from Cameron’s travels to Texas and Maine to record In Hot Water, A Climate and Seafood podcast series, which left them eager for deeper exploration, Out of Hot Water delves into critical themes of access, queerness, power dynamics, Indigenous sovereignty, and Land Back through heartfelt and intimate conversations.
Video One
Meet SAGE’s analyst Cameron, who journeyed to Texas and Maine for the In Hot Water podcast series. In this segment, Cameron introduces the series and shares some of their favorite moments from the podcast.
Video Two
Dive into the power dynamics of aquaculture and explore the systemic barriers encountered by queer people of color. This video examines the concept of social license and its impact on equitable access in the aquaculture industry.
Video Three
Discover how Indigenous wisdom and sovereignty are crucial in protecting our oceans and lands. Hear from Indigenous Texans about the significance of Land Back and its benefits for both environmental and cultural sustainability.
A heartfelt thank you to all contributors and supporters of this series.