for generations to come

when harm has been done, abuse, violence, genocide to often the silence that was kept, imposed or chosen allowed the … More

as in a choir

as in a choir where improvisation is not only an exercise for the voice, but a space where one inserts … More

this gluey sadness, hiding underneath so many layers of, what it seems, isolated, difficult moments, & showing up like the … More

As a mother, a grandmother each day as I am witnessing the devastation inflicted by what some call climate changes … More

I cannot know what I think until I know what I feel. I cannot know what I feel until I … More

After reading the first paragraph of the article entitled “Let’s talk about burnout” in the Lion’s Roar newsletter of September 9, … More

In the latest newsletter of On Being, we were ask the question What do I need to say? in the … More

“I’ll sing to you, until you sing back” – those words written by Leanne Betasamosake Simpson were not written for … More

“If you come here to help me, you’re wasting your time. If you come because your liberation is bound up … More

Last Saturday, my granddaughter (5) and I went to the Vigil honoring Tina Fontaine to honor the death of this … More

The beauty of Life. Yesterday, as I was spending time with my youngest granddaughter, who is 2 – without knowing … More

as I am going through my own decolonizing process, I am trying to introduce my oldest granddaughter (who is 5) … More

Can I stop for this day, this afternoon, or at the least this hour? Can I stop listening to the … More

You will find here a multilayered reflection in favor of biodiversity, the biodiversity of nature, as well as human. A … More