*Trigger warning: domestic violence & abuse. I haven't written for months -- I lost my voice. It wasn't a physical loss of speech, but a systemic disease of greater violence and fear, that is the chronic mistreatment of women worldwide. Over the course of months that felt too long to count, I have learned why … Continue reading A Window into Her World
We have more power than we know - I hope that come tomorrow, compassion and virtue will triumph.
I’ve taken some space from writing lately to read, learn, listen, and reflect on how to be a truly intersectional environmentalist. So much of what I capture and write focuses on the beauty I see in our world’s oceans and outdoors — a massive privilege, in a world racialized and divided for power and profit. … Continue reading Intersectional Environmentalism: Black Lives Matter & Building a Better World
The richest stories erupt from invisible places. A tale about society & our development - told through a narrative photostory of one of California's most unseen spaces.
Environmentalism, explained, in the world's longest nutshell. A series of chapters on social justice, equity, the environment, & how it all connects.
Flames have erupted once again, in the form of fiery vengeance against Pacific Gas & Electric - but how do we seek justice against the enemy we cannot see?
Exxon's bold promise for a better tomorrow - and how industry uses greenwashing to get its way.
A reflection on Patagonia's new environmental surf film, "Nevertown," and the tensions that exist within our global struggle to break with Big Oil.
I've always been an ocean girl, but the tropical rainforests of Kolombangara Island stole my heart.
A journey from an island to an island in the sky.
Jules of the Sea 