🕊️ Beauty and inspiration for today:

“Return Us Home,” a watercolor by artist Rebecca Lee Kunz.

Her work draws upon Cherokee tribal mythology to explore climate justice.

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Tomorrow is the Spring Equinox, and we’re finding a new rhythm.

Check out our seasonal playlists as you mark the shifts in the seasons 👉 open.spotify.com/playlist/6B7nZ…

AWCSP + ASTC = sowing seeds of change, together 🌱💪

We’re overjoyed to be supporting Seeding Action, Association of Science and Technology Centers’s new initiative to build hope and spur action for the planet within museums and science centers everywhere.

🌸 Wisdom for this International Women's Day from Dr. Ayana Elizabeth Johnson 🐙 & Dr. Katharine Wilkinson 🌱 in All We Can Save: Truth, Courage, and Solutions for the Climate Crisis.

Dana Fisher joins Katharine Wilkinson at Atlanta's @carterlibrary to talk about her new book, 'Saving Ourselves: From Climate Shocks to Climate Action.'

Plan to attend the free talk on March 21: acappellabooks.com/pages/events/1…

Tending to our inner landscapes is essential for sustained climate engagement. In Circles Session 7, we Feel.

Learn more about All We Can Save Circles on our website: allwecansave.earth/circles

🌱Nourishment for today:

Nothing Wants to Suffer, by Danusha Laméris,
after Linda Hogan

We are grateful for this loving invitation. 🌎

We shared this poem in our February newsletter. To sign up: allwecansave.earth/newsletter

🕊️ Beauty and encouragement for today:

“Afterland,” a beautiful painting by Pam Longobardi (2021).

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Our team is feeling energized after our time at the Higher Ed Climate Leadership Summit, hosted by Second Nature and the Intentional Endowments Network.

Our planet is in crisis and many of us are asking “How can I best be of use?”

We have found this framework to be powerful as we explore our place in planetary healing.

Resources in this piece for TIME:
time.com/6071765/what-c…

Later is too late to address the climate crisis. It’s up to us, right now.

Read potentialenergycoalition's full report on effective climate communications on their website: potentialenergycoalition.org/global-report

Relationships are core to any work for systems change. If you were to center relationships in your climate engagement, where might that take your attention and efforts?

Learn more at allwecansave.earth

To see problems and their solutions clearly, we need to step back and reconsider dominant narratives. To 'Reframe.'

Want to engage with the full Circles 10-session guide? More info here: allwecansave.earth/circles

The All We Can Save Project exists to support you on your climate journey.

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🌱Nourishment for today:

“Como Tú,” by Roque Dalton, translated from the Spanish by Jack Hirschman.

We shared this poem in our January newsletter, our once-monthly note of art and poetry and other project updates.

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🕊️ Beauty and encouragement for today:

“Queen of the Night,” 2015 painting by Otobong Nkanga

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We’re beginning a big build of our Climate Wayfinding Toolbox for Facilitators — a rich digital hub with all the content and materials needed to deliver the program.

Here’s a picture from our most recent offsite, featuring our teammate Alex. Sticky notes galore! ✨.

We invite you to explore generous questions in community through an All We Can Save Circle — these questions come from Circles Session 2, “Root.”

🌱 Visit our website for more: allwecansave.earth/circles

Tune in to All We Can Save anthology contributors Favianna Rodriguez and Alexandria Villaseñor in conversation about the book, a 2024 Silicon Valley Reads selection, on January 31.

Register for the free, live streamed event here: siliconvalleyreads.org/event-details/…

We LOVED the interview with Christiana Figueres on the The On Being Project podcast with Krista Tippett: “Ecological Hope, and Spiritual Evolution” ❤️