“How we live our lives and the choices we make every day is a political act, whether or not we’re conscious of it.” 🌱 Tune in to our newest FutureKind episode with Loren Cardeli, founder of A Growing Culture, here: www.youtube.com/watch?v=dz8O...

Do GMOs feed the world??? Nah. 🙂‍↔️🙂‍↔️🙂‍↔️ We're serving up research all summer long on how GMOs really impact our health, environment, economies, and food systems. Follow along with our "GMO Facts & Impacts" series to learn more! 🔗 🌱 www.nongmoproject.org/blog/gmofact...

In this great article, Indigenous communities in the Philippines are restoring forests to fight urban flooding! Through "rainforestation," they’ve revived Mount Kalatungan’s forests & secured livelihoods by planting native trees alongside crops like coffee! 🌱🌍 🔗 news.mongabay.com/2025/01/phil...

Somebody somewhere Needs flowers tonight.

“What does it mean to be an activist? What does it mean to speak up? I think it means to be creative. Creativity is looking at something and seeing how it could be more beautiful, how it can work better.” Loved listening to this @xiyebastida.bsky.social interview. www.youtube.com/watch?v=yvjP...

Never thought I’d be quoting Nietzsche on the internet, but this feels like an important share at the moment.

Flowers blooming through the ice today

Being joint witnesses to the beauty of the world with a complete stranger has to be one of the shiniest feelings out there.

Who truly belongs here? If birthright citizenship is revoked, who becomes “illegal”? The hypocrisy of white supremacy reveals itself when we ask: who were the original anchor babies of Turtle Island? Read more: desireebstephens.substack.com/p/jus-soli-t... #LiberationEducation #Decolonization

"Perhaps technologies of abundance– of energy, health, time, and life– will leave the margins and take hold only when we, collectively, exemplify abundance ourselves through generosity, service, surrender, and trust." -Charles Eisenstein, The More Beautiful World Our Hearts Know is Possible

A quote that stood out to me from the CCCB's "La selva es mujer" (The Forest is Female) discussion series.

Happy to arrive here.