# Aya De Leon
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aya de leon (born 1967) is an American novelist and activist who teaches at the University of California Berkeley. She first came to national attention as a spoken-word artist in the underground poetry scene in the San Francisco Bay Area, and a hip-hop theater artist. de Leon is of Puerto Rican, African-American, and West Indian heritage, and much of her work explores issues of race, gender, socio-economic class, body, nation and the climate crisis.
Designing gender-responsive climate solutions | Aella Potestades of Bayi, Inc.
Aella Potestades of Bayi, Inc. talks about the impact of extreme weather events on women, and how they have taken up action to find solutions in nature.
This six-episode series is made possible with the support of Forest Foundation Philippines. Aya De Leon of the Foundation joins Roby Alampay of P…
Exploring high-integrity nature-based solutions | Trin Custodio of WWF- Philippines
The climate crisis compels us to take further action to protect the environment, but how do we know we're doing it right? Trin Custodio of WWF-Philippines tells us what makes interventions effective, sustainable, and beneficial for both humans and nature.
This six-episode series is made possible …
Forging partnerships to support Nature-based Solutions | Aya de Leon of Forest Foundation Philippines
Now sitting as the episode guest, Aya de Leon of Forest Foundation Philippines shares the story of the Foundation's partnership with the Government of Canada in support of NbS, some of the notable NbS that they have seen, and the things we need to consider to make NbS more sustainable.
This six-epi…
007 - Undercover Latina & The Blonde Identity
It's episode 007, so of course this week's stories are about spies! This week I'm sharing thoughts on Undercover Latina by Aya de Leon and the upcoming adult debut by Ally Carter, The Blonde Identity.
The Only Acceptable Fish is a Drain Cat: 2025 Wrap Up
We powered through technical difficulties and wifi troubles to bring you a wrap up of 2025 and the finale of our first season of the pod! Thank you to everyone who read along, listened to or watched each episode, followed us on socials, or joined us for one of our live book clubs. We appreciate all…
The Only Acceptable Fish is a Drain Cat: 2025 Wrap Up
We powered through technical difficulties and wifi troubles to bring you a wrap up of 2025 and the finale of our first season of the pod! Thank you to everyone who read along, listened to or watched each episode, followed us on socials, or joined us for one of our live book clubs. We appreciate all…
Parable of the Movement w/ The Black Hive
2023 marks the 30th anniversary of Octavia Butler’s Parable of the Sower, a novel that prophesied the US’ rise in fascism and the global impact of the climate crisis. While Butler was unable to finish the trilogy in her lifetime and experienced frustrations encompassing climate solutions in her wri…
National Poetry Month w/ Aya De Leon and Zouhair Moussa
April is National poetry month, so we are featuring two poets today who are using their voices to uplift community.
Aya de León teaches creative writing in the African American Studies Department at UC Berkeley. She was the 2024-25 poet laureate of the City of Berkeley and is the author of 11 nove…
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