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Where the fk are my people? the problem with making yourself impossible to recognize
Musings on making friends as an adult, progressive mom groups, saying what you actually believe, and building a village from scratch.
I keep seeing some version of the same complaint everywhere:
A Day Without a Woman— the hidden economy of women’s unpaid labor and the power we haven’t fully weaponized yet
How unpaid care work, household labor, consumer spending, and invisible economic labor keep the world running and what women would need to build before a global strike.
This essay is part of a bigger argument I’m developing in Return of th...
The Fieldkeeper Toolkit Archive: Year One
A year of toolkits, audits, playbooks, guides, curricula, rituals, and practical resources in one place.
Fieldkeeper is officially a year old.
Teaching Stewardship Over Helplessness— A Toolkit for Raising Children in an Uncertain World
On raising children with truth, agency, and a world still worth stewarding.
Every generation eventually finds itself explaining the world to children. Sometimes the conversation is about war. Sometimes it’s about economic hardship, politic...
“Take a good look at these trees kids, they won't be here when you're my age"
Field Notes on Raising Children in an Uncertain World
“Take a good look at these big trees, kids… because they won’t be here by the time you’re my age.”
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