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The week that RadHoy’s Global Earth Exchange took place coincided with a lockdown project we had where we took photographs of ourselves in connection with the earth and had an online exhibition. These young Earth protectors belong to Westminster Quaker Children’s meeting. We talked together about figures like Wangari Matthai and Greta Thunberg and how their spirit in hard times has inspired many to connect to the joy of living.
The week that RadHoy’s Global Earth Exchange took place coincided with a lockdown project we had where we took photographs of ourselves in connection with the earth and had an online exhibition. These young Earth protectors belong to Westminster Quaker Children’s meeting. We talked together about figures like Wangari Matthai and Greta Thunberg and how their spirit in hard times has inspired many to connect to the joy of living.
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