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HEART OF CLOUDS is going into SMASHWORDS! #Ecopsychology #book #children #YA #healplanet #plastic #ocean
Do you have any idea how much work I have put into trying to promote it? I wrote it in 2009 to be a film! Nobody in America is going to give a shit about a film like this. But over in England they w… more →
Valentine Bonnaire
HEART OF CLOUDS is going into SMASHWORDS! #Ecopsychology #book #children #YA #healplanet #plastic #ocean
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wrote 3 weeks ago: Do you have any idea how much work I have put into trying to promote it? I wrote it in 2009 to be a … more →
Speaking Up for Animals by Grace Yia-Hei Kao
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wrote 1 month ago: “I hope that readers will rethink their consumer choices, monies that have long been offered a … more →
We Are All Earthings: Speciesism and Feminist Responsibility Toward Animals by Amy Levin
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wrote 4 months ago: “earth’ling: n. One who inhabits the earth.” – Earthlings, 2006 “We need another and a wiser a … more →
Pussy Riot, The War on Women & the State of the Environment
wrote 8 months ago: Ten years ago I returned to college and first heard about ecofeminism when I read Stolen Harvest: Th … more →
A Watershed Moment: Ecofeminism and Women's Health
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wrote 11 months ago: On this week’s episode we hear from Dr. Julia Mason, Assistant Professor of Women and Gender Studies … more →
WHY I AM RUNNING IN THE GREEK NATIONAL PARLIAMENTARY ELECTIONS ON MAY 6 by Carol P. Christ
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wrote 1 year ago: Greece is in the throes of a terrible economic crisis. National elections were called last week and … more →
W&E: Keynote Speaker Susan Hedman Fights for Women's Health
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wrote 1 year ago: Appointed by President Barack Obama on Earth Day 2010, Hedman directs EPA’s operations in the six-st … more →
Rachel Hood Named as One of the Fifty Most Influential Women in West Michigan
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wrote 1 year ago: Rachel Hood, Executive Director of West Michigan Environmental Action Council (WMEAC), was named as … more →
Why Should We Care About Birds? By Carol P. Christ
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wrote 1 year ago: I believe that we should we care about birds because it is right to do so. If we do not, we will co … more →
When the Bough Breaks, the Cradle will Fall: Ecofeminism and the Problem of Population Density By Ben Siegel
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wrote 1 year ago: This post is written in conjunction with the Feminist Ethics Course Dialogue project sponsored by C … more →
Stripes & fun...
wrote 1 year ago: I missed the chance to do this post-college, and I wanted to. It just seemed like it would be so fu … more →
smilingfaces -- a chapter from my feminist memoir "whitegirrrl" #amwriting #feminism #hetero #female #teen #70's
wrote 1 year ago: It’s all smiling faces in the 1970′s, isn’t it? You were never expecting what was … more →
bikinitowns -- a chapter from my feminist memoir "whitegirrrl" - #amwriting #teens #'70's era #growingupfeminist xxoo! <3 #howtoDYI #historyof
wrote 1 year ago: In the summertime all you and Galio can think about is the beach because that is where you spend eve … more →
Depth, Deep listening, metaphor...
wrote 2 years ago: What are the sounds carried by our culture in terms of language in 2011? Looking into the Urban Dict … more →
Women in the Environment: An Interview with Arlene Blum
wrote 2 years ago: I recently had the privilege of sitting down for a chat with biophysical chemist, author, and mounta … more →
Heart Cloud -- Heart of Clouds -- my novel.
wrote 2 years ago: You can read it over in Scribd.com. I want to find a home for it, soon. So far, I have loaded seve … more →
Five Ecofeminist Business Endeavors in West Michigan
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wrote 2 years ago: Not all women are feminists, and not all feminists are women. However, feminism is a women-centered … more →
Ecofeminism: What About It?
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wrote 2 years ago: Lyndi Weener is a Women’s Studies major at Hope College and a staff writer for The WMEAC Blog. … more →
Generation Jones and its Sputnik moment...
wrote 2 years ago: Maybe you can understand everything about a generation by watching the cartoons they grew up on. It … more →
