#thewhitebuffalocalfwoman — Public Fediverse posts

So, some of the other topics Judith let me tackle in the pages of #MaineWellBeing were #HopiProphecy (which included a background section about #PeabodyCoal -- because, well, it's all tied together); #TheWhiteBuffaloCalfWoman (I interviewed Chief #ArvolLookingHorse for that one; #PeaceActionMaine events (one of which I had organized -- Peace Park Portland -- where folks played music, spoke truth, and where we fed the unhoused); and also a feature story about communities in New England where people were living closer to the earth and more sustainably (one of those being a friend's homestead in Vermont, which had a main cabin/house, and a number of individual cabins for folks to live in. My friend was a longtime Clamshell Alliance / anti-nuclear activist, and was the one who had a bicycle and generator, which we had to use to watch TV or listen to records). Anyhow, I am eternally grateful for Judith for allowing me to research subjects that I was passionate about, and bringing awareness of #HumanRights, #ClimateJustice, #Sustainability and other topics to a new audience! (I may have to reprint those articles online on my WordPress blog. A lot of those topics are still relevant today -- especially in these times...).

So, some of the other topics Judith let me tackle in the pages of #MaineWellBeing were #HopiProphecy (which included a background section about #PeabodyCoal -- because, well, it's all tied together); #TheWhiteBuffaloCalfWoman (I interviewed Chief #ArvolLookingHorse for that one; #PeaceActionMaine events (one of which I had organized -- Peace Park Portland -- where folks played music, spoke truth, and where we fed the unhoused); and also a feature story about communities in New England where people were living closer to the earth and more sustainably (one of those being a friend's homestead in Vermont, which had a main cabin/house, and a number of individual cabins for folks to live in. My friend was a longtime Clamshell Alliance / anti-nuclear activist, and was the one who had a bicycle and generator, which we had to use to watch TV or listen to records). Anyhow, I am eternally grateful for Judith for allowing me to research subjects that I was passionate about, and bringing awareness of #HumanRights, #ClimateJustice, #Sustainability and other topics to a new audience! (I may have to reprint those articles online on my WordPress blog. A lot of those topics are still relevant today -- especially in these times...).

So, some of the other topics Judith let me tackle in the pages of #MaineWellBeing were #HopiProphecy (which included a background section about #PeabodyCoal -- because, well, it's all tied together); #TheWhiteBuffaloCalfWoman (I interviewed Chief #ArvolLookingHorse for that one; #PeaceActionMaine events (one of which I had organized -- Peace Park Portland -- where folks played music, spoke truth, and where we fed the unhoused); and also a feature story about communities in New England where people were living closer to the earth and more sustainably (one of those being a friend's homestead in Vermont, which had a main cabin/house, and a number of individual cabins for folks to live in. My friend was a longtime Clamshell Alliance / anti-nuclear activist, and was the one who had a bicycle and generator, which we had to use to watch TV or listen to records). Anyhow, I am eternally grateful for Judith for allowing me to research subjects that I was passionate about, and bringing awareness of #HumanRights, #ClimateJustice, #Sustainability and other topics to a new audience! (I may have to reprint those articles online on my WordPress blog. A lot of those topics are still relevant today -- especially in these times...).

So, some of the other topics Judith let me tackle in the pages of #MaineWellBeing were #HopiProphecy (which included a background section about #PeabodyCoal -- because, well, it's all tied together); #TheWhiteBuffaloCalfWoman (I interviewed Chief #ArvolLookingHorse for that one; #PeaceActionMaine events (one of which I had organized -- Peace Park Portland -- where folks played music, spoke truth, and where we fed the unhoused); and also a feature story about communities in New England where people were living closer to the earth and more sustainably (one of those being a friend's homestead in Vermont, which had a main cabin/house, and a number of individual cabins for folks to live in. My friend was a longtime Clamshell Alliance / anti-nuclear activist, and was the one who had a bicycle and generator, which we had to use to watch TV or listen to records). Anyhow, I am eternally grateful for Judith for allowing me to research subjects that I was passionate about, and bringing awareness of #HumanRights, #ClimateJustice, #Sustainability and other topics to a new audience! (I may have to reprint those articles online on my WordPress blog. A lot of those topics are still relevant today -- especially in these times...).

So, some of the other topics Judith let me tackle in the pages of #MaineWellBeing were #HopiProphecy (which included a background section about #PeabodyCoal -- because, well, it's all tied together); #TheWhiteBuffaloCalfWoman (I interviewed Chief #ArvolLookingHorse for that one; #PeaceActionMaine events (one of which I had organized -- Peace Park Portland -- where folks played music, spoke truth, and where we fed the unhoused); and also a feature story about communities in New England where people were living closer to the earth and more sustainably (one of those being a friend's homestead in Vermont, which had a main cabin/house, and a number of individual cabins for folks to live in. My friend was a longtime Clamshell Alliance / anti-nuclear activist, and was the one who had a bicycle and generator, which we had to use to watch TV or listen to records). Anyhow, I am eternally grateful for Judith for allowing me to research subjects that I was passionate about, and bringing awareness of #HumanRights, #ClimateJustice, #Sustainability and other topics to a new audience! (I may have to reprint those articles online on my WordPress blog. A lot of those topics are still relevant today -- especially in these times...).