PinnedClassify and Control: part oneThis article explores some of the ways we classify the life around us, the colonial legacies of botany and the stunning diversity of plantsOct 31, 2024Oct 31, 2024
PinnedInterdependence: part oneIs life really just competition for limited resources or is there more to the story?Sep 1, 2024Sep 1, 2024
PinnedJourneys through Queer Ecology: part oneWelcome to this new series exploring queer ecology, class, activism and nature connection.Jul 19, 2024Jul 19, 2024
PinnedWalking on eggshells — surviving social capitalI’ve never done well with groups. Some of my earliest social memories were feeling like everyone around me was under a spell that left me…Dec 9, 2018Dec 9, 2018
PinnedMy Gender is PrecarityThis article was originally published in 2018. This is an updated version as my thoughts on class and gender have developed and grown, as I…Sep 2, 2018Sep 2, 2018
Classify and Control: part twoAn invitation to bravely leave classification and colonial categories behind and mindfully engage with the world as it really is.Nov 30, 2024Nov 30, 2024
Journeys through Queer Ecology: part twoWelcome to the second part of this article exploring queer ecology, class, and some of the barriers to nature connection.Aug 1, 2024Aug 1, 2024
Too tired to rest, too busy to stop: the class privilege of self-care and why we deserve better.Sometimes it’s too much for me. Not only surviving and paying bills but also taking on more and more as it all falls apart around us and…Jun 30, 2019Jun 30, 2019
ImposingImposter syndrome is something we’re supposed to push through, they tell me. It’s all in my head, they tell me. You can do anything you…Mar 3, 2019Mar 3, 2019