An Interview with Author Alexandra Kleeman
This month, I have for you an interview with an author who’s been involved on the climate front in numerous
A Climate Advocate Encourages Herself by Writing a Children’s Story
Over 10 years ago, Eli Sparks was struggling to make sense of climate change. She said: …that summer in Virginia
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Journey Toward a Turning Point
Over the past decade, we have witnessed a proliferation of climate-related disasters across the world. Storms have become stronger, wildfires
The Last Ones Standing
Many artists have begun making work related to the climate crisis in recent years. But Australian visual artist Penelope Davis decided to
Not My Leader
What kind of “leader” would – on the very same day that the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) released
Eco-Grief: Our Greatest Ally?
If you suffer from climate grief, you know what it’s like to feel hopeless, alone, or bewildered by society’s business-as-usual
Beth Dary: Near the Water’s Edge
Beth Dary’s sculptures, installations, and drawings have in common deep layers of meaning, imaginative combinations of materials, and subtle delicacy
Traditional Caretaking Practices and Climate Solutions
Indigenous communities all over the world have been caretakers of this land for thousands of years. Many communities created caretaking
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An Interview with Author Matt Bell
This month, I’m delighted to share with you an interview with novelist Matt Bell, whose latest novel, Appleseed, hit shelves earlier
Katie Patrick Reveals ‘The Big Mistake’ Many Artists and Activists Too Often Make (and how to avoid it!)
Katie Patrick is the author of the book and podcast How to Save the World, and a TEDx speaker on the critical role