Hopepunk and Solarpunk: On Climate Narratives That Go Beyond the Apocalypse ‹ Literary Hub

I hear the following more often than I would like from some of my fellow educators: “My students can’t or won’t discuss climate change. They’re too privileged/preoccupied with their phones/just not interested.” Of course these young people—these adolescents, these Gen Z college-goers—don’t want to discuss this with us. We are literally (literally) asking them to […]

The Endless Memories Preserved in Siberia's Ice ‹ Literary Hub

2019 in Review: Hopepunk

Sunvault: Stories of Solarpunk and Eco-Speculation: Wise, A. C., Wagner, Phoebe, Wieland, Brontë Christopher, Dincher, Andrew, Older, Daniel José, Muslim, Kristine Ong, Shawl, Nisi, Bradley, Lisa M., Jimenez, José M., Fan, Yilun

How Our Radical Imagination Can Save Us From the Climate Crisis, by TalkingEco

Features ‹ Literary Hub

2019 in Review: Hopepunk

Scales of Change - A Field Guide to the Dragons of Climate Inaction — Future Ecologies Podcast

The Devil and Commodity Fetishism in South America by Michael T. Taussig - Ebook

Climate Change ‹ Literary Hub

141/ How the EU Criminalizes Solidarity with Migrants w/ Border Violence Monitoring Network by The Fire These Times

Politics ‹ Literary Hub

Stephen Reid

Stephen Reid