
Dispatches on the Politics of Attention
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In case you haven’t heard, a short-spined raccoon in Seattle has scampered into the hearts of humans worldwide. Seattleite Kiana Hall uploaded footage of the round-statured creature, initially mistaken for a cat, and bestowed the...
The Attention Scholars Program at the Strother School of Radical Attention
This past fall, schools across the country took desperate measures to solve The Phone Problem™. My peers and I watched as administrators implemented blanket bans, s...
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Why are people turning off their phones? Productivity movements like Cal Newport’s Digital Minimalism and the increasingly popular Brick encourage us to silence our digital devices and “take control of time” in favor of focus and...
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Clayton, Missouri, 2003: I’m in the basement of my parent’s house watching the older kids (brother, sister, cousins) play Mario Kart 64 on our staticky, five-thousand-pound television. I’ve never been a gamer, and prefer to specta...
Robert Frank, View from Hotel Window--Butte, Montana, 1956 (Museum of Modern Art, © 2026 Robert Frank Foundation)
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The photograph on the last page shows a car at the side of the road. In the backseat, a woman reclines with th...
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The writers behind this newsletter.
A Brooklyn-based non-profit advancing attention activism through community programs in the study and practice of human attention.
Sophie Strand is a writer/compost heap based in the Hudson Valley who focuses on the intersection of spirituality, storytelling, and ecology.
Linguist, influencer, NYT bestselling author of "Algospeak: How Social Media is Transforming the Future of our Language"
Brooklyn-based writer behind Rambles, Shambles, and Light. Essays on culture, creativity, and figuring life out in real time. \ud83d\udcd5Author of Letters to My Therapist
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