Conversation and Q&A with Brent Love and Margaux Granat

Brent Love is an American memoirist and Returned Peace Corps Volunteer. During his work as Roving Correspondent for the American Refugee Committee, Love covered stories across the Horn of Africa, the Middle East and Southeast Asia. Love studied political science and international relations at Abilene Christian University and began his career in refugee resettlement in West Texas. He is the host of the surrogacy podcast Hope Works. After living and working abroad for most of his adult life, Love settled down to raise two gorgeous kids with his gorgeous husband. When he isn’t playing outside with his family, you’ll probably find Love cooking, cleaning, or, if he’s lucky, cuddled up with a book and his dog, Cricket.

Margaux Granat is the founder and director of EnGen Collaborative, driving action on climate justice, addressing the nexus of environmental and social inequalities. With a background in gender and human rights, Margaux has led projects across continents addressing issues from climate impact on women's livelihood and sexual & reproductive health, to transportation infrastructure inequity. At home, Margaux's hobbies include personal climate impact projects (home gardens, utility efficiency, accessible nature and more) as well as spending time with her partner, her gorgeous kiddo, and her two cats. Margaux served with Brent Love as an Environmental Education Volunteer with Peace Corps Armenia.