
Community Voices ⎸ How nature invites us home
"I didn’t know why, but I felt alive in wild places," writes Alex Blondeau.
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"I didn’t know why, but I felt alive in wild places," writes Alex Blondeau.
Project Optimist staff and readers are inspired by Mary Jo Hoffman to create art using found natural materials.
"It's been more than three months now since I started, and I have to say I'm excited to get up and get to work every day," writes managing editor Jen Zettel-Vandenhouten.
Project Optimist readers and staff marvel at the beauty of winter.
What's it like moderating a dialogue event? Project Optimist's managing editor shares her experience.
Thanks to a grant from Arts Midwest, Project Optimist will feature essays, visual art, and design about connecting with the natural world in 2024.
Where we've been in 2023 and where we're growing in 2024.
"These two movements for equity and justice should coalesce and learn from one another."
Relentless pushback from larger countries – like the United States and Australia – to meaningfully reduce their emissions has left 38 island nations looking to the future of what their nations may one day become.