Art of the Week: Wisdom that Digs Deep — Danusha Lameris’ Feeding the Worms
Left: Painting of worms by Melissa DeSa, painted with senna, avocado. cabbage, palm, charcoal, black walnut, plantain, marigold, beets and cochineal. Credit: Melissa DeSa Right: Poet and essayist Danusha Laméris. …
Art of the Week: Rebecca Lee Kunz’s Sky Vault Descent Draws Upon Her Roots and Cherokee Creation Story
We feel it’s important to honor Indigenous world views as part of our celebration of Earth Day. In Sky Vault Descent, Kunz reacts to the Cherokee creation myth (as excerpted …
Art of the Week: The provocative, poignant call for peace in Taking Sides by Rabbi Irwin Keller
Image credit: Melissa Koby Taking SidesBy Rabbi Irwin Keller Today I am taking sides. I am taking the side of Peace. Peace, which I will not abandon even when its …
Art of the Week: Beginners by Denise Levertov
Beginners by Denise Levertov Dedicated to the memory of Karen Silkwood and Eliot Gralla “From too much love of living, Hope and desire set free, Even the weariest river Winds …
Sustainability Tip: Climate activists shifting from loss, despair and anger to hope, community care and joy
By Amy Durr, Alliance Communications Coordinator Many of the most vocal climate scientists and activists are, by and large, angry. Their righteous anger is born from love of the natural …