Joshua Brown, making policy to address the graying of the fleet

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Surf & Turf: a seafood justice podcast

Dr. Caroline Ferguson Irlanda

29 episodes

7 hours ago

My guests from the Columbia River Inter-Tribal Fish Commission, Donella Miller and Elaine Harvey, discuss the many sources of contamination that threaten the health and culture of the Indigenous people of the Columbia River Basin. We also learn about a Tribal vision for energy justice. CRITFC website: https://critfc.org/Buy fresh fish!: https://critfc.org/harvest/Follow CRITFC on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/critfc/

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Joshua Brown, making policy to address the graying of the fleet

Surf & Turf: a seafood justice podcast

30 minutes

2 years ago

Joshua Brown, making policy to address the graying of the fleet

Joshua Brown is the environmental literacy and workforce development lead at National Sea Grant in D.C. He joins us to talk about the Young Fishermen's Development Act, a piece of legislation that aims to address the graying of the fleet. Joshua shares with us the potential and some of the limitations of this legislation, before getting into "how the sausage is made": who fought to have this legislation passed, how it got funded (and how it didn't), and why constant pressure matters in D.C.&n...