Gina Rae La Cerva revisits her grandfather’s recipes, tracing the elements of her Sicilian heritage. Through legacies of wild food gathering and feasting, she seeks to embody the traditions that have brought her family joy and sustenance, even in times of grief, conquest, and migration.by Gina Rae La Cerva, June 24, 2021Leek omelette, string beans, Italian tossed salad (consisting of romaine, celery, carrot, tomato, black olives, roasted pumpkin
Experts estimate 4,000 to 10,000 children may have died at the schools, often from a combination of poor living conditions and diseaseBy Nora McGreevy, JUNE 28, 2021 11:39AMA memorial at Queen's Park in Toronto was set up to honor the 215 Indigenous children discovered in unmarked graves in British Columbia. Now, after the subsequent discovery of 751 such graves in Saskatchewan, the memorial continues to grow. (Steve Russell / Toronto
A retreat with Emmanuel Vaughan-Lee at Bore Place (Kent, UK) from August 10th - 12th, 2021 Photo by Beth EvansThe pandemic ushered in the era of the apocalypse. Predictions of a future threat became lived reality as failing societal and economic structures revealed the fragility of our modern industrial way of life—cracks in the system became chasms. So much has been revealed—both the light and the dark—that we have no true sense of what
By Tiffany Duong, June 25, 2021An endangered honey bee on a wildflower. Roberto Lopez / UnsplashIn Germany, hope is growing for wild bees and insects. Surprisingly, it's taking root in the country's large urban cities, thanks to wildflower meadows being planted precisely to reverse precipitous declines in insect populations.Insects around the world are in danger. A 2020 study published in Science estimated that
Thai Van Nguyen receives Goldman Prize for saving imperiled wildlife By Lindsey Botts | Jun 15 2021Photo courtesy of Save Vietnam’s WildlifeAs a boy, Thai Van Nguyen spent his days exploring the forest near his home in Vietnam’s Ninh Bình Province. He grew up just outside of Cúc Phương National Park, Vietnam's first national park and largest nature reserve. His proximity to the forest fostered a connection to nature that at 38
Hi Jon,Negative self-talk is an easy habit to fall into (for adults and kids alike ) but it can also be an easy one to break with these 4 tips I found! Do you ever catch yourself saying negative things about YOURSELF that you’d never say to someone else? I definitely do.Don’t worry. It’s totally normal to get down on ourselves sometimes—and interrupting those negative thoughts is easier once you know how. I found 4 tips that
