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please visit for the Wild dot world slash donate. The silence is broken by somebody crying, trying to be heard, never a word.

Always the attitude sought of your own, always alone. Wishing for something the world is denying.

Out in the world and the somebody's crying. Somebody wishing for something to happen, wishing to tell, wishing to hell,

wishing to hell, someone was listening,

someone who cared, never despair,

someone to lean on and someone to trust who needs your assistance and finds your discus. Hello and welcome to For the Wild Podcast, I'm Ianna Young. Today we are speaking with

Alnur Lata. Alnura's work focused on I'm

on Nia Young. Today we are speaking with Al Nura's work focuses on the intersection of political organizing, systems thinking,

storytelling, technology, and the decentralization of power.

He is a founding member and the executive director of the rules,

a global network of activists, organizers, designers, coders, researchers, writers, and others dedicated to changing the rules that create

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