by Bridget Quinn | May 7, 2020 | awakening the dream, our work, writing
The Medicine of Social and Ecological Belonging in Metro Detroit During the Covid-19 Pandemic When warnings of the coming pandemic arrived on local news, I thought initially that lockdown might allow me to finally make progress on certain lingering projects – but this...
by Katherine Irvine | Apr 9, 2020 | awakening the dream, our work
Clapping as Voice Tonight I stood outside clapping for our National Health Service, for all the individuals who are front and center dealing with the covid virus pandemic here in the UK. At 8 pm I stepped outside my front door and started clapping. Alone. On an empty...
by Cinder Hypki | Apr 5, 2020 | art & performance, our work, writing
Woven Tattered Woven More from Cinder Hypki: The Far Field Stories Project recent posts Stones to the Pile of Climate Activism Strengthen Your Connection to Nature: 5 Activities to Try Today Exiting the Anthropocene Can We Be, With All Our Relations? Notes for the...
by Cinder Hypki | Apr 1, 2020 | awakening the dream, our work, writing
Reaping What We Sow in the Garden Photos by Cinder Hypki Shawn takes care planting the flower bed. It was a late afternoon in October, a day when the warm sun pours down like honey, softening everything and massaging Baltimore’s achy shoulders. I was walking with a...
by Bridget Quinn | Mar 26, 2020 | art & performance, awakening the dream, our work
Pandemic Invitations For Therapeutic Edgelands March 17th, 2020 in Michigan Confirmed Cases: 65 Right now, in the midst of the Covid-19 pandemic, it feels like reality is crumbling. The things I thought I could rely upon are now tenuous. Yet, every day, I sit down and...
by Cinder Hypki | Mar 18, 2020 | our work, writing
The Mutuality of a Moment Last night. Baltimore. Downtown. Almost dark. I was driving on Fayette, approaching Colvin near the main Post Office. Traffic slowed. As I neared the intersection, I saw a young man on the ground smack dab in the middle with his smashed...
