Poetry

Poetry...when an emotion has found its thought and the thought has found words. - Robert Frost Two Poems By Sarah Brown Weitzman Metal Mothers | Oxen Read more Three Poems By Lois Marie Harrod……

Conversations

ConversationsConscious Dialogue on our theme Global Commons Sacred Headwaters of the Amazon By Belén Paez and Bill Twist Bill Twist | What is particularly inspiring about this initiative is that the indigenous groups, although clearly working to protect their territories, also see that this project is for the…

Music

MusicTwo Artists inspired by global activism and collaboration with nightingales! Living Traditions Sam Lee | Birdsong Hits the Charts By Sam Lee and Kari Auerbach Sam Lee is a British singer of traditional folk songs, a collector, an archivist, a conservationist, and a radical re-interpreter of the…

Farming While Black

I thought that organic farming was invented by white people and worried that my ancestors who fought and died to break away from the land would roll over in their graves to see me stooping. I struggled with the feeling that a life on land would be a betrayal of my people. I could not have been more wrong.

Galleries

GalleriesOur featured artists Conscious Consuming Captives of Our Desire By Cally Whitham Finding beauty where none is immediately apparent and value in banality, photographic artist Cally Whitham’s camera collects images of ordinary things we no longer see. Read more…

Documenting Land Trauma

Since the mid-1990s, when I first learned about it, a fervent desire of mine has been for this type of coal mining to be halted and forever banned. If my photos have helped build a movement calling for the abolition of mountain-top removal, then I have accomplished something in my life.

A Song of Pause

Arbor Day of this year, April 26th, a 40-foot Black Cherry tree fell on top of our brand-new electric vehicle while we were driving along a city street. The car was wrecked, totaled. My friend and I survived —alive and unscratched.