bridging - be the future

a hole in an exterior wall where a window should be. an open door frames one side of the room while a small table with a bunch of stuff sits on the left.

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closing the window

how the new normal gets worse

streaks of clouds in a blue and orange sky at dusk. train tracks are barely visible beneath the treeline.

personal

when it comes for you

I got covid last weekend. I would be lying if I said I wasn’t at least a little afraid. There’s a personalization to the virus when covid is circulating in your own body. Still, I have health insurance and access to care. I have a loving spouse who

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building solidarity amid fracture

In 2016, after americans elected Donald Trump, a librarian in Wisconsin began to worry. Kristin Garvey’s heart ached for people whose lives would be harder under a Trump presidency. In a fit of inspiration, she made a sign recognizable to anyone who likes to roll their eyes in public.