I Am the Damage We Have Done to the Earth
Intersections of the Climate Crisis and Disability For some of us, the crisis isn’t coming, it’s here: air we can’t
Performance
A Sense of Home during a Pandemic
I thought I had retired from my Persistent Acts series. Then a pandemic happened, and I felt many a creative
Elizabeth Doud and the Mermaid Tear Factory
Elizabeth Doud takes on the role of Siren Jones in her one-person performance, The Mermaid Tear Factory. Based in Miami,
Atul Bhalla: On the Physical, Historical, Religious and Political Aspects of Water
Atul Bhalla is a New Delhi-based conceptual and performance artist. Using photography, video and installation, he has spent the last
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Ponderings on Population
In honor of the UN’s World Population Day, I reflect on my relationship to the topic of global population. My
Using Comedy to Unpack Climate Justice
Some people in the US believe there is a conflict between their faith and accepting the reality of climate change.
Refuge in a Climate Context
Since 2000, the UN has observed World Refugee Day on June 20 to raise awareness of the situation of refugees
The Creative Climate Movement
I joined London-based charity Julie’s Bicycle in September 2013 to work with artists, organizations, policymakers, and funders on embedding environmental thinking
Lessons on the Anthropocene from Dionysus and Mushrooms
As the International Day of Forests dawns, Persistent Acts reflects on American and human questions in the face of climate
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Celebrating Women-Powered Climate Solutions
Juxtaposing the International Day for Women & Girls in Science with Drawdown solutions, Persistent Acts considers the vitality of women