Art as Interdisciplinary Communication
Hidden pollutants and climate change effects are brought to light in Tehya McLeod’s art exhibit “Exploring Shifting Landscapes”.
Her beautiful collection of acrylic landscapes with layered colors aims to evoke respect for the land around us. McLeod’s adventurous Alaskan childhood instilled a love for the environment that inspires her paintings.
Cottonwood Buds as Plant Medicine
Kimberly Nicholas describes how she came to know Cottonwood buds, and their many uses as a herbal medicine and remedy.
The Things We Leave Behind
Disclaimer: The contents of this article explore sensitive topics. Reader discretion is advised.
This is an opinion piece exploring the two hoax shootings from my perspective as a mom. Real shootings are something I know quite a bit about, hailing from Texas. I just thought I’d left that part of Texas behind. But this may be an issue that isn’t ‘leavable’ and it just follows us. What are my options as a mom? Just voting, teaching my son to respect others, and teaching him to be quiet, I guess.
View from the Hill, Troth Yeddha’ - Elizabeth II: Colonizer, Historical Artifact, Or Something Else?
Queen Elizabeth II died September 8, 2022. Eleven days later, after a procession viewed by more than two million along the parade route and an estimated four billion internationally, she was laid to rest at St George’s Chapel, Windsor Castle.