“What is your presentation about?” Clara asks. Like most undergraduate science majors in this lecture hall, Clara has never seen
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Near the end of Women’s History Month, and in preparation for the annual New York Abortion Access Fund (NYAAF), a
Climate change. Refugee crisis. Gun control. Globalization. Reproductive rights. Hunger. Poverty. Obviously, this isn’t the first time in history that
Back in the days when I was still working for Cape Farewell in London, the appetite for artistic engagement with
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Last year, Artists Rise Up New York hosted our inaugural event, The Rising, in response to the Inauguration. We set
In 2014, I wrote a play called Kill Climate Deniers. It’s the story of a group of eco-terrorists who take over
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Oh silky salt flat of muck you hide the mercury methylating within The crickets don’t care —Cheri Domina, Participant IN
One of my favorite theatre companies of all time, Belarus Free Theatre, brought their new work, Burning Doors, to New
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Shine is a musical performance for youth-led community engagement and resilience planning. It weaves climate science and artistic expression into
