Pinned100 Days of Protest and CountingA Conversation with Nora Rahimian about Iranian protests and U.S. misunderstandingsDec 26, 2022Dec 26, 2022
KG, Thay & The College Graduation That Changed My LifeThich Nhat Hanh, Being Peace, and Simple Transformative Life ExperiencesJan 31, 2022Jan 31, 2022
Finding Tigray — Highlighting the Current Conflict in EthiopiaEthiopia, on the Northeastern side of Africa, is the second most populated country in Africa. Despite this, Ethiopia receives little…Sep 20, 2021Sep 20, 2021
Music for the First YearLike many of us during the pandemic, the extra time at home shifted my attention. I found myself sitting down at the piano more and more…Jul 8, 2021Jul 8, 2021
The Feminist Act of Telling a Man’s Story*This story originally appeared on the B*tch Flicks site in 2016. The site is no longer active, but I have a soft spot for this piece and…Apr 17, 2021Apr 17, 2021
AprilBecause of April Boscoe doesn’t eat fish And Freddy teaches peace to others, Traveled to Bangui to assist with food relief And once walked…Apr 6, 2021Apr 6, 2021
Creativity: 7 Questions, 1 YearRecently, the New York Times asked creative people 7 questions about the first year of the pandemic. When I first saw this, I thought…Mar 31, 2021Mar 31, 2021
Under SiegeOn January 6th in the U.S., the capitol building was under siege. Elected officials crouched in hiding places, silent; doors barricaded…Feb 5, 2021Feb 5, 2021
in this lies the truth of your valuesRecently, I read Loving vs. Virginia by Patricia Hruby Powell about Mildred and Richard Loving, a Virginia couple whose marriage was legal…Jan 19, 2021Jan 19, 2021
The Buddhas Are GoneThe altar is bare. One small mandarin orange, a jar of dried sage, a single crystal — that is all that remains.Jan 10, 2021Jan 10, 2021
Releasing the LightDecember 21st, the shortest day of the year, the darkest. On this day, I wake and find myself leaning in — cloaking myself in this…Dec 21, 2020Dec 21, 2020