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Photos for β€œThe island with no water: how foreign mining destroyed Banaba” by Joshua McDonald in The Guardian, 6.8.2021

Kiribati 2014-2016

Canada - Trans Mountain Pipeline Resistance - Tiny House Warriors & Protect the Inlet 2018

Banaba Island 2016

Fiji 2014-2016, Including Rabi Island for the 70th Anniversary of the Banaban Displacement in 2015

Mountain Cree-Smallboy Camp 2018

Indonesia - Instagram Overtourism Feature, 2019

We need to do more than an Instagram post. This excellent resource from @kristadelany is a good start. She has a link in her bio to print this flyer out and distribute it!!! The steps on here are also things you can do from home!!! Head to her bio @k
Black Lives Matter.
My thoughts on taking care of the Earth, circa 2000 πŸ˜‚πŸŒžπŸŒ
Yesterday was the National Day of Awareness for Missing & Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls. Today, I published a story about a group of badass Indigenous women harnessing their inner strength and fighting back through self-defense in the @nato
Episode 5 of REMAINS is out! Link in bio. . . . I hope that you all are staying safe and healthy. This is a tough time for everyone, and it’s especially important to practice kindness. I am grateful for our healthcare workers, teachers, those i
I highly recommend checking out the latest episode of In the Field with @for.the.wild -a deep dive with Nuskmata (Jacinda Mack) into the legacy of mining in so-called British Columbia. . . From For the Wild: . . “In this week’s In The Fie
REMAINS Episode 4 is finally out! In this episode Ken Sigrah and Stacey King will join us from Australia again to share their journey and their connection to Banaba’s history and culture. Ken will also share a legend about the great warrior Tei
Wash U friends~Do any of you still live in STL?? I will be in St. Louis this Friday to share stories from Kiribati at the Global Migration Conference. I’ll be sharing stories of resilience and climate adaptation in i-Kiribati communities. The r
Episode 3 of Remains: the Podcast is out! (link in bio) | In this episode, I’ll come back on the grid and we’ll find out who removed the skull from Banaba. My parents, Carol and Tom, will share their experiences trying to track me down a
Listen to Episode 2 of REMAINS! We'll learn more about this important Banaban ancestor and take a journey to a sacred burial ground in the center of the island. Available in the Podcasts App or on Spotify at link in bio 🎧
Episode 2 of REMAINS will come out later this week! Stay tuned 🎧
PODCAST LAUNCH | In case you missed all my posts on Tuesday - I’ve launched a podcast! . . . REMAINS: an epic story of the search for a missing ancestor, the Banaban culture, and the ongoing impacts of mining carried out by the British Phosphat
PODCAST LAUNCH | If you know me, you might know that while I was on my Fulbright-National Geographic Fellowship in the Central Pacific island nation of Kiribati, I was stuck for two (amazing) months off-the-grid on Banaba Island. . . While I was ther
Just got my 2020 @greendreamerpodcast Planner from @kameachayne!! A sustainable and beautiful planner for achieving all of your goals πŸ’šπŸ’™πŸ’› Thank you KC! Head to @greendreamerpodcast to learn more πŸ’š
Just got my copy of @atmos Volume 02: Latitude. I wrote a story about Instagram and how it’s impacting the environment, especially in places like Bali, with amazing photographs by @rishabh_malik04 - Go to atmos.earth to order Volume 02!