Writing to an incarcerated person is a powerful act of solidarity that perceives the humanity of people on the inside of the prison industrial complex.
Category: Activism for Introverts
Activism for Introverts: Activism 101 for Introverts + Highly Sensitive People with Omkari Williams
Today, Badass Cross Stitch announced the next training in their How To Be A Good Human initiative. I signed up right away and am super excited for May! Join me and REGISTER HERE! My definition of activism probably isn’t the one you’re going to find in the dictionary. For me being an activist means that… Continue reading Activism for Introverts: Activism 101 for Introverts + Highly Sensitive People with Omkari Williams
Activism for Introverts: Craftivism 101 – Climate Change w/ Badass Cross Stitch
Greetings introverts and craftivists, and a very happy new year to you too! Just a brief post to share an event I signed up for and am very excited about this month. Thanks to the generous support of the Center for Craft, the amazing Badass Cross Stitch will be working in collaboration with the Museum… Continue reading Activism for Introverts: Craftivism 101 – Climate Change w/ Badass Cross Stitch
Activism for Introverts: Craftivism
The second in a series of posts exploring Activism for Introverts. As I swelter in the heat of summer, my thoughts turn to cold, rainy days and an excuse to sit inside on a Saturday with a cosy craft project. Since returning to reading and writing after a long hiatus, I haven't made much time for… Continue reading Activism for Introverts: Craftivism
Activism for Introverts: Help the Library of Congress Transcribe Suffragist Letters & Diaries
The first in a series of posts exploring Activism for Introverts. Voter turnout in 2020 is poised to be the highest in decades, if not the century. Yet, there's no indication as to which party will benefit from an expanded electorate. Nothing is certain, and arguably the most important form of activism we can do… Continue reading Activism for Introverts: Help the Library of Congress Transcribe Suffragist Letters & Diaries