FEATURED STORIES
A Collection of Experiences
Click on the map (or read below) for stories of people who have made beauty for hurt and endangered places throughout the years. And check back soon. Our featured stories will change every month!
A town affected by violence
From the 2016 Global Earth Exchange Un pueblo afectado por la violencia (A town affected by violence ) (translation below) Este pueblo está afectado por la violencia donde precisamente vamos a hacer el Museo de [...]
For the Hayarkon River and the Young Woman Who Almost Drowned in It
From the 2013 Global Earth Exchange: We chose the Hayarkon River as a wounded place for 2 reasons. First, it has gone through periods where it has been extremely polluted and toxic. The second reason [...]
Beauty for the Country of Ukraine June 21, 2014
Ukraine joined June 21 for worldwide movement Global Earth Exchange. This bird is placed on burnt ground. We were creating this bird with thoughts about the injuries that people and the land of Ukraine have [...]
For the Hayarkon River and the Young Woman Who Almost Drowned in It
We chose the Hayarkon River as a wounded place for 2 reasons. First, it has gone through periods where it has been extremely polluted and toxic. The second reason is because of its relationship to [...]
For a Slashed Forest and Slain Wolves
From the 2017 Global Earth Exchange: Last week, I spent 3 days camping and hiking with two of my closest women friends. We all needed some girl time and some time in the wild. We [...]
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Writer’s Brook
In our village there’s a path that leads to a running brook. There’s not a house in sight. I go there after a day of writing. I take off my sandals, slip my feet into [...]
Climate Change Communication Class
The class is called Climate Change Communication and the students spent the semester learning about public understanding of climate change, social scientific studies of climate change denial, and effective communication techniques for climate change.
Healing Ceremony
On Global Earth Exchange Day, the women of The Willows at Red Oak Recovery sat in circle, contemplating, witnessing, and giving voice to our inherent connection to the Earth and each organism upon it.