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It's Trans Awareness Week! And in honor of that @thenonbinaryparent wrote a great blog post for us about how employers can create inclusive workplaces and support their Trans employees. ⁠ ⁠ Check out the link in bio for the full story!
Today only @islandpress is having a 50% off sale on all their books! This means you can get Roadways for People for half off today. Expires at 11:59pm PDT, so get on it ASAP.⁠ ⁠ Link in Bio!⁠ ⁠ #roadwaysforpeople #transportation #planning #engineerin
Look what arrived on my doorstep a few days ago!! Lynn Peterson and I worked on this book for the better part of 2 years (and then some) and it feels so good to finally get our hands on a real-life copy of our very own creation!⁠ ⁠ If you or someone
Happy International Coffee Day! Because I’m just a tad coffee obsessed, it seems appropriate to post me enjoying a delicious cup of specialty pour over coffee. And meanwhile check out the blog post at thr link in bio from a year ago about the
Hello there! Just popping into your feed with my awesome llama mug (procured on Buy Nothing) and my Shins shirt (procured at the merch table of their recent Oh, Inverted World show) to tell ya I'm slowing down on the social media. ⁠ ⁠ Not stopping, j
Came across a screenshot of this Joan Didion quote while clearing out my archived photos. Sometimes pieces of wisdom come at you at just the right time. And this gem reminded me about why I write.⁠ ⁠ I'm writing @crammingfortheapocalypse exactly beca
What Yvon Chouinard did this week—essentially giving his company away in order to help save the planet—is nothing short of revolutionary. It shouldn’t be. But in a world so tied to capitalism’s endless growth and wealth-buildi
I found out recently that a wonderful Baltimore gem, Wayne Schaumburg, died earlier this summer. I discovered this because I was thinking about him and an afternoon I spent with him touring me around Green Mount Cemetery in Baltimore for a profile fo
Returning to this oldie but a goodie. This, my friends, is a good look at a writer-mom's life. ⁠ ⁠ While my workday is spent more or less alone at a desk, this is often what working on outside projects or more creative endeavors can look like. ⁠ ⁠ Th
Look at this totally natural gardener-person who grew two whole tomatoes all by herself. These two tomatoes are a big step for this reluctant gardener and it's all a small part of the journey as I work on a book about finding my way out of climate gr
Have some burning questions about who we work with and what we do? Check out this week's blog post, the first of our FAQs series focusing on *What kind of organizations and/or people do we work with?* ⁠ ⁠ In the meantime, we're doing some behind-the-
A big part of the stories we tell about our work must be personal and must focus on *why* we do what we do. As I'm currently reading "Saving Us" by climate scientist, Katharine Hayhoe, I'm hearing this lesson over and over again that I feel