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Celebrating stories of hope and good trouble: Int’l climate anthology ‘Harvest Moon’ feted in Washington, DC
Celebrating stories of hope and good trouble: Int’l climate anthology ‘Harvest Moon’ feted in Washington, DC

Celebrating stories of hope and good trouble: Int’l climate anthology ‘Harvest Moon’ feted in Washington, DC

admin2022-10-13T10:38:37+08:0012 Oct 2022|Tags: Agam, Agam Agenda, Athena Ronquillo Ballesteros, Ben Sackler, Elizabeth Bast, Harvest Moon, Nahiba Shahab, Nazrin Castro, Rebecca Solnit, Renato Redentor Constantino, Rockefeller Brothers Fund, The Climate Reality Project Philippines, Tom Kruse, Washington DC, When Is Now, whenisnow.org, World Bank-IMF|

We need stories of hope and ‘good trouble’ to animate and enliven climate movements around the world, according to policy groups, philanthropists, artists, and activists who gathered yesterday in the Busboys and Poets bookstore and cultural hub to celebrate the publication of the international climate anthology Harvest Moon: Poems and Stories from the Edge of the Climate Crisis (2021).

Harvest Moon book goes to Washington, DC

admin2022-10-12T09:50:07+08:0010 Oct 2022|Tags: Busboys and Poets, Harvest Moon, Rebecca Solnit|

Come for a night of stories from the new anthology, Harvest Moon: Poems and Stories from the Edge of the Climate Crisis, in Washington, DC!

‘The impossible has already happened’: what coronavirus can teach us about hope

admin2020-04-18T00:48:06+08:0011 Apr 2020|Tags: COVID-19, Rebecca Solnit, The Guardian|

In the midst of fear and isolation, we are learning that profound, positive change is possible. By Rebecca Solnit, for The Guardian 7 Apr 2020 (Last modified 11 Apr 2020) Full article: https://www.theguardian.com/world/2020/apr/07/what-coronavirus-can-teach-us-about-hope-rebecca-solnit Disasters begin suddenly and never really end. The future will not, in crucial ways, be anything like the past, even the very [...]