is a human-environment geographer whose research and teaching focus on geographies of justice by investigating intersections of human rights, development, and environmental change with attention to Indigenous politics in Latin

is queer writer, archivist, and organizer from Ohio currently living in Miami, Florida. They write about politics, gender, and sexuality, and things that make them curious. 

is Professor of Communication Studies at Colorado State University, where she teaches courses in rhetoric, political communication, and gender and communication. She is the current editor of the Quarterly Journal

is an American writer, urban gardener, and food preservation educator in Portland, Oregon.

has written for news outlets for more than a decade, contributing for seven years to local online news and 15 in commercial copywriting. She currently covers politics, business, social justice,

has been a professor at UCalgary for 23 years, conducting research on a variety of aspects related to water quality and pollution in southern Alberta shallow lakes. His interests lie

is bioGraphic’s managing editor and a science communicator at the California Academy of Sciences, where he gets to combine his passion for storytelling and technical expertise with his love of

is Cree-Métis from Treaty 6 Territory (member of Montreal Lake Cree First Nation) with deep roots in Treaty 4 and an experienced leader of Indigenous engagement in postsecondary education. Lori

is a reporter, researcher, and translator based in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. She writes about social movements, human rights violations, and pop culture. She is also a co-founder of The

lives in western Massachusetts, where she teaches emergency and wilderness medicine.

writes about child care, education, and mental health from her home in Asheville, North Carolina.

is a writer exploring personal and collective experiences of place, identity, and economy. She is an emerging fellow at Daily Kos.

is the Sherman Fairchild Distinguished Professor of History at Dartmouth College. He is currently working on a book tentatively titled, To Live Half American: African Americans at Home and Abroad

is the executive producer and publisher at Love Now Media. 

is a theologian, ordained minister, and anti-poverty activist. Co-chair of the Poor People’s Campaign: A National Call for Moral Revival and director of the Kairos Center for Religions, Rights and Social Justice at Union

is a freelance reporter, longtime journalist and creative storyteller. She is a former faith and spirituality reporter. Kristin loves theatre, museums and supporting the arts.

is a principal lecturer and director of the online graduate program in family and human development in the Sanford School. She has been teaching in the Sanford School since 2007. Teaching

is a principal lecturer with the T. Denny Sanford School of Social and Family Dynamics at Arizona State University. Bodman’s current research interests include cross-cultural comparisons of parent-adolescent relationships; dissertation

is a farmer and nature conservationist who has played a significant role in the reintroduction of the Eurasian beaver, the water vole, and the white stork in England. His conservation

is a video editor and producer for Nexus Media News, where she covers environmental justice and climate change. Her work has appeared in outlets like The Atlantic, WIRED, Newsy, KQED,

covers state education policy for Chalkbeat Detroit and Bridge Michigan. Reach her at [email protected].