1000 to 1 Once upon a time, in a place that shall remain nameless, it finally happened. One of my exhibits was vandalized. Someone—apparently—took exception to the message in one of the stories and they chose to respond by writing a contrary message in sharpie across the photo panel. I won’t name the place where it happened, because it could have happened anywhere. It’s one … Continue reading 1,000 to 1
***This post is written by Mira Karthik who joined me in Louisiana for this series. Having just finished work on a political campaign and gearing up for a Fulbright engagement in Peru, she was interested to learn more about the work we do with A Peace of My Mind. I met Mira in Northern Ireland last summer while I traveled with students from Willamette University … Continue reading LSU
I spent time with North Dakota Extension agents a couple weeks ago. It’s part of the mission of Land Grant Universities to connect the research of the institution to the day to day needs of a community. So they run 4-H programs for youth development, lead community nutrition programs, work with agricultural producers on best practices, and more. I’ve done a lot of work with … Continue reading NDSU
There’s work to do. We are gearing up for it, and we need your help. Honestly, regardless of which way the election turned, there was going to be work to do. As a nation, we are having trouble hearing one another. There are voices that simply go unheard. There are wounds that need healing and relationships that need mending. For the last 15 years, A … Continue reading Work to do
