Writing that never stops
Are your clothes destroying the planet? We follow an activist uncovering the mountains of textile waste and polluted rivers left behind by fast fashion. It’s time to stop blaming consumers and start demanding real, systemic change through stricter government regulations.
Forget everything you thought you knew about cities. The move to remote work is completely rewriting the rules for urban planning. We’re talking about a shift away from crowded downtowns to a future where your neighborhood has everything you need, but this change also brings huge challenges, like what to do with all those empty office buildings.
I once wrote a letter filled with deeply personal emotions, only to never send it. This piece muses on the complex feelings tied to unspoken words and how an unsent letter can become a mirror reflecting our inner fears and vulnerabilities. It’s a contemplative journey into how silence sometimes speaks louder than words ever could.
In towns the system forgets, what happens when mental health support is out of reach? Let me tell you about Oakhaven, where one person’s fight for her brother sparked a community-led movement to build their own safety net. It’s a story that shows us how to create change when no one else will.
Economic inequality is reaching alarming levels that affect people on every street corner. Enter Universal Basic Income, a revolutionary solution that not only alleviates poverty but also empowers citizens and invigorates local economies. It’s time for action—let’s advocate for UBI and shape a future where everyone thrives.
I tell the story of my coastal bakery collapsing three days after opening and how that failure—at first devastating—became a teacher. Through conversations with my aunt, friends, and neighbors, I learned to treat setbacks as experiments, rebuilt relationships, and reshaped success around curiosity and small practices.
Ever wondered how governments tackled global pandemics a hundred years ago versus today? This essay takes a deep dive into the evolution of public health policies, comparing the fragmented responses of the 20th century with the more coordinated, technologically-driven strategies of the 21st, and what we’ve learned along the way.
