Newsletter — Our Sacred Earth

Indigenous Climate/Earth and Resistance Matters — June, 2026 (updated daily)

Dear Community,

In the midst of these challenging times, we are fortunate to have so many offerings for learning and inspiration.

Statement re Newsletter: Items are those which drew my attention or seemed important to acknowledge or offer. Inclusion doesn't indicate support -- it indicates concern from some part of our shared local, national and global communities.

Thanks for honoring these valued contributions with your interest.

Suggestion: Skim through using the boldface print.

Please check back throughout the month for additional items added as they come in.

Important: please watch the ½ hour film “An ordinary insanity” listed below…link

Blessings of peace, love and care for you and all Life of Earth.

Bonnie Sundance

Indigenous Matters

Today through JULY 5 Colorado’s People of the Sacred Land, exhibit at Museum of Boulder (Broadway and Pine) highlights key findings from the Truth, Restoration, and Education Commission (TREC) Reports, paired with artwork by Native artists addressing the personal impact of these histories.

General Admission: $12; Seniors / Military: $10 Free to: Members of the Museum of Boulder: Free Tribal Members: Free Students and Youth: Free EBT: Free

Attending the opening exhibit, I talked with one of the CU students whose class contributed to interviewing Native artists who share works depicting the impacts of Land and culture forcibly taken. One could easily spend a couple of hours in this carefully researched and co-created exhibit about what the People of the Sacred Land TREC report has revealed about Colorado's behavior towards Native Peoples.

June 3 Wed 6-7:30 pm film screening and filmmaker Q&A of the critically-acclaimed documentary film The American Southwest to kick off the 2026 Colorado River Conference.
Indigenous scholar, filmmaker and founder of NativesOutdoors, Len Necefer (Diné), accompanies the screening of the film in co-sponsorship with the Getches-Wilkinson Center and the American Indian Law Program at the University of Colorado Boulder School of Law, as well as with our colleagues at the Center for the Humanities and The Arts in the College of Arts and Sciences at CU Boulder.
Advance registration is encouraged. You can register HERE

June 11 Thur. 6:30-8:30 pm at the Museum of Boulder HEAR and SHARE concerns about Fort Chambers design. Right Relationship Boulder has very serious concerns about the City’s proposed design for the Fort Chamber's site, a staging ground for the Sand Creek Massacre. View the design for yourself here .

Join us on June 11th to learn more, and consider how we can move the City towards a more truthful design and create “right relationship” with Arapaho and Cheyenne peoples.

June. 15-21 the Arapaho Unity Youth Gathering at the Rocky Mountain EcoDharma Retreat Center sponsored by RRB -- donate and celebrate this blessed Gathering of youth and elders. Donate… before, during, and after! Arapaho youth and elders from Wyoming and Oklahoma will unite for a week of exploring and learning culture and language together. “Everyone who participated last year wants to come back!” – Fred Mosqueda

June 17 Wed. 5:30 - 7 pm Sowing Seeds of Change Workshop, Gut Health from the Garden with instructor Asia Dorsey, traditional gut-mind herbalist and nutritional therapist. Learn to make pro-biotic rich curtiss. Please note: the location of this workshop: Growing Gardens (inside the barn), at 1630 Hawthorn ave, Boulder Register

June 21 and 28 Sun. 10am-Noon MT from ReHuman School: The True History of the United States from an Indigenous Perspective taught by Dr. Lyla June. REGISTER HERE:

In this course, we will

Cover “American” history in ways you’ve never seen before
Discuss eras of colonization that have led us to a “Indigenous Renaissance Era” today
Span hundreds of years of history and ongoing contemporary issues
Join a growing community in solidarity with Indigenous peoples and Mother Earth
Learn of opportunities to support Indigenous language revitalization efforts today

‍Indigenous articles, podcasts and recordings:

Recording: Sacred Strength: Indigenous Women Rooted in Mother Earth's Wisdom/ Fuerza sagrada: Mujeres Indígenas arraigadas en la sabiduría de la Madre Tierra. Webinar of Cultural Survival.‍ 1 hr. 25 min.

Indigenous women continue to listen to the heartbeat of Mother Earth and are rooted in her wisdom as they lead the change the world needs. Join their conversation on how women are revitalizing traditions, cultures, and lifeways while nurturing intergenerational knowledge transfer, protecting and defending their territories and homelands.

"Little Singer" Film from SAND (Science and Nonduality) series. Little Singer shared this prayer: that the children would one day carry the language home again...now through the Little Singer Community School—a Diné-led sanctuary created to center language, culture, and identity in the lives of young people. Film Watch trailer and access to film.

FILM "Medicine and Obligations" While attending one of SAND's (Science and Non-duality) workshops associated with their film Little Singer, they shared a wonderful 10 min. film from UA Native student Tinia Witherspoon (Dine) about Native students' experience of bridging attending University and also being part of the experience of their tribe's "Medicine and Obligations". Excellent cultural awareness builder of deeper understanding.

Perspective of Dr. Greg Cajete {Pueblo} --{editor: through the ReHuman Schools course Native Sciences, I gained greater appreciation for his wholistic understanding of Native Knowledge and Sciences) February 24, 2020. on "Native Science: The Indigenous Mind Rising" he talks 6:12 min. to 1:22:33 here on YouTube, using some informative slides. Note at 30:40 min: Why is it important to study Indigenous Knowledge at this time in human development?

Film showings of PEOPLE OF THE SACRED LAND (info) A film by Dewi Sungai + Jason Houston; Executive producer: Richard Williams, People of the Sacred Land; Field Director: Sarah Ortegon HighWalking website.

Stolen land: What’s often missing from that conversation are rigorous, comprehensive, academically supported Native-led studies proving that through the lens of modern law, large areas of what we call the United States remain illegally occupied. And nowhere in the U.S. is the evidence and culpability more dramatic than in the state of Colorado.

PEOPLE of the SACRED LAND follows Richard Williams (Oglala Lakota, Northern Cheyenne) as he recounts the important history and findings of the Truth, Restoration, and Education Commission (TREC) of Colorado’s TREC reports.

Domination Chronicles Episode 21: “Tribal Sovereignty”101: Limited Sovereignty, Federal Domination, and the Language Trap Video with Stephen Newcomb and Peter d'Errico [ ed. I suggest beginning at 12 min and note 17:17 to 20:30 min] Federal Indian Law, so called principles in the 2012 edition "boil down to a unilateral assertion of domination."
Editorial comment: This video brings attention to the need to notice terms we are using and their meanings. Instead of "Native sovereignty" some are suggesting "self-determination". Certainly the US Gov't has done a very poor job in relation to Native peoples in respecting their voice in all matters which affect them--in effect silencing, imposing and dominating without respecting Native culture and voices.
In contrast I hope that readers consider deeply understanding the gift of Indigenous values and principles, traditional knowledge and science.

Article in Cultural Survival : An Historical Overview of theNavajo [Dine] Relocation by Deborah Lacerenza.

Protect the Greater Chaco Cultural Landscape as One of Country’s ‘Most Endangered’ Historic Places

Last month, the National Trust for Historic Preservation included the Greater Chaco Cultural Landscape in its 2026 list of the top 11 most endangered historic places. The trust describes how the cultural landscape has historically been treated as an isolated archaeological park by federal and state management, with its broader landscape and living Indigenous communities, which are culturally connected with the area, being ignored.

Right now, efforts are underway to fully revoke Public Land Order No. 7923, which had placed a ban on new leasing for gas and mineral extraction on the Greater Chaco Cultural Landscape. Without permanent protections, lands outside the protected park boundaries could open to oil and gas development, damaging the integrity of the landscape and limiting continued cultural access and use by Pueblo communities. Learn more and support the Chaco Cultural Heritage Area Protection Act h ere.

Mother Earth Medicine: An Ancestral Intelligence Podcast to Heal Our Future” Podcast from Cultural Survival and the “Nihizhi” Podcast

The show is co-hosted by Aimee Roberson (Chahta/Chikashsha), Executive Director of Cultural Survival, and Dr. Lyla June Johnston (Diné/Tsétsêhéstâhese), host of “Nihizhi” and a Cultural Survival Board member. They will engage in dialogue with Indigenous leaders, knowledge keepers, and allies on Indigenous issues worldwide.

First episode on youtube

The hosts invite listeners to explore how to address the world’s greatest challenges by centering traditional knowledge and values that promote sustainable and regenerative lifeways in right relationship with Mother Earth. see article

AMERICA 250: How the Haudenosaunee Shaped America’s Democracy

As part of a series on the 250th anniversary of the signing of the Declaration of Independence, Indian Country Today explores how the Haudenosaunee Confederacy showed American colonizers an example of a thriving democracy, in which distinct communities could remain sovereign, yet still be united under one government. It is an example that played a critical role in the development of the U.S. Constitution and democratic framework. At the same time, there are still lessons that should be learned from the Haudenosaunee people, including those surrounding environmental issues and global Indigenous rights.Read mor e.

Indigenous MUSIC

Indigenous Big Band --from our local KUVO.org, an article featuring this band,
and from the band's website:

Band Statement:
Indigenous jazz musicians, ensembles, and big bands have their place in the contemporary jazz world and jazz history. Following 19th-century federal policies to remove Indian children from their homes and indoctrinate them into European culture (Indian Boarding Schools), small ensembles and big bands began to flourish on reservations across the US and Canada in the first half of the Twentieth Century. Indigenous musicians started to ascend to celebrity with jazz as their medium – including Russell “Big Chief” Moore, Mildred Bailey, Oscar Pettiford, and Jim Pepper – but were never duly credited as Indigenous visionaries in the genre.
From time immemorial, songs have been the vessels of stories and lessons for the Indigenous people of the Americas. The goals of the Julia Keefe Indigenous Big Band are to celebrate and continue that tradition, to compose and perform new music inspired by traditional backgrounds, and to create a community of like-minded peoples from all backgrounds to uplift the next generation of Indigenous jazz musicians.

Native MUSIC from Sihasin (Dine) check out their work! Official youtube page‍ ‍

--listen to "We the People" by Sihasin 4:37 min.

Further Indigenous Matters:

See Right Relationship Boulder newsletter now containing International Indigenous news as well as local — I recommend signing up for their monthly newsletter see "Join RRB's newsletter" on right side.

Climate/Earth Matters

By May 31: register for July 17 Fri thro July 19 Sun — Rooted in Wonder 2026 from Kiva Center Upcoming:

A Professional & Personal Development Journey into Nature Connection & Human Development Early Bird Pricing Ends May 31 Info and Registration.

June through Sept. Go beyond seeing Nature as backdrop or beautiful view -- step into intimate relationship and heart communication with tree(s), plants, water, clouds, animals. Meditate, eat your meals, do your yoga or qigong outdoors!
Check out RMERC --consider their retreats at Rocky Mountain Ecodharma Retreat Center and visit their website to see the beautiful land above Jamestown, CO.

June 1 Mon 5:00 - 6:00 PM MT‍ ‍With Physicians for Social Responsibility (PSR) National:

Nuclear power has significant economic, health, and environmental costs and poses safety hazards that far exceed those of any other type of energy. We’ll discuss why “new nuclear” is a poor investment for Massachusetts and for our country.

featuring speakers Dr. Philip Landrigan, Dr. Benjamin Sovacool and Dr. M.V. Ramana. Dr. Caren Solomon will be moderating. Learn more and register‍ ‍

June 2 Tues 9:30 - 11 am MT ‍ ‍Action Alert:Beyond Nuclear and Nuclear Information and Resource Service present an expert briefing on nuclear energy and proliferation.

Please let your members of Congress know about this important briefing 11:30am-1pm ET by six experts from the scientific, legal, non-proliferation, regulatory and climate sectors. Urge them to send a staffer to attend and learn more. Call the Congress switchboard to reach your senators and representatives: (202) 224-3121. Where: SR-188 (Russell Senate Building, Room 188, 2 Constitution Ave NE, Washington, DC 20002) Link: learn more and take action

Inherent Danger, UnaffordablePower: Energy and nuclear experts warn scrapping safety regulations to power artificial intelligence will deliver high costs and dire safety, climate, and security risks.

Nuclear power is unaffordable, dangerous, too slow to address energy supply needs and the climate crisis and closely linked to the nuclear weapons sector. But the nuclear power industry, with the full backing of the Trump White House, is promising a second nuclear renaissance, despite the abject failure of the first. Worse are the dangerous and, in some cases illegal, measures they are taking to rubber-stamp reactor designs and fast-track nuclear expansion. Link: learn more and take action

June 4 Thur 6 pm MT Online via Zoom the online premiere of "An Ordinary Insanity," a new 28-minute documentary featuring renowned whistleblower Daniel Ellsberg. SEE BELOW FOR ONGOING ACCESS.

Filmed by Oscar-nominated director Judith Ehrlich one year before his death, Ellsberg provides a powerful wakeup call about the global threat posed by nuclear weapons and how we can greatly reduce the danger of nuclear annihilation.

The free premiere will include a panel featuring director Judith Ehrlich, Ellsberg family members, and nuclear weapons experts and activists, followed by a Q&A. RSVP for Link ‍

June 4 Thurs. 6 pm FILM Earth's Greatest Enemy. Naropa University with the Climate Hive and Veterans for Peace offer a free screening of the documentary film, Earth’s Greatest Enemy, followed by a live talkback with director Abby Martin! at Naropa, Wulsin Basement, 2130 Arapahoe Ave, Boulder You can view the trailer here.

June 4 Thur. - June 5 Fri. -- World Environment Day - the Right Here, Right Now Global Youth Climate Summit will bring together young people, educators and innovators from across the world to explore how emerging technologies can drive climate resilience while protecting human rights. A 24‑hour global gathering on climate action, tech innovation and human rights. Register. for 24 hrs.of events and schedule

Specific local generated CU program : 2:00 PM- 4:00 PM MT Register Now! — for just the CU part.

June 9-July 2 Beyond the Paradox Course: Healing the Deeper Roots of the Ecological Crisis with facilitators from Ripples of Regeneration --8 sessions Tues and Thurs -- Register and readinteresting details. (by donation) [combines Joanna Macy's work, their own and features Pat McCabe (Dine) June 16)

June 14 Sun 9-10:30 am River & Park Clean-Up at Dickens Farm & Nature Area in Longmont with YonEarth.org --volunteers welcomed; followed by
June 14 Sun 11 am - 2 pm 3rd Annual Longmont Water Fair (a variety of activities and Aztec dancers!) Dickens Farm & Nature Area Art/Science/Education fun in Longmont. Info.

June 27 Sat, 1:33-9:33 pm Biodynamic Earth Alchemy Experience at Sustainable Settings To register - send your registration fee to Aaron via Venmo at: @aaron-william-perry (last four digits are 9707) or via the Y on Earth Community donation page Location: Sustainable Settings (Carbondale, CO) Fee: $133-$155 (sliding scale)

Climate /Earth Matters: Articles and ACTIONS, etc.

Podcasts and films

On episode 123 of the Green Root Podcast (the official podcast of Eco-Integrity Alliance), Julie Brams, psychotherapist and author of THE NATURE EMBEDDED MIND, lays out some paths for humanity to reconnect with nature to save the planet and ourselves. Watch here.
Host Josh Schlossberg talks with Julie about:
-How separation from nature harms mental health
-What it means to be an Earth-centered psychologist;
-Examples of nature-based therapy;
-The inspiration behind the book, THE NATURE EMBEDDED MIND;
-Julie’s take on a root cause of the ecological crisis.

FILM: ongoing and free access to “AN ORDINARY INSANITY” Oscar-nominated director Judith Ehrlich filmed Daniel Ellsberg one year before his death, providing a powerful wakeup call about the global threat posed by nuclear weapons and how together we can greatly reduce the danger of nuclear annihilation. LINK https://www.anordinaryinsanity.com Please View the 29 min. film and share widely. Excellent suggestions for actions we can take.

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“The Earth …is mother of all that is natural, mother of all that is human. She is the mother of all, for contained in her are the seeds of all.”

"Everything that is in the heavens, on earth, and under the earth is penetrated with connectedness, penetrated with relatedness".

‍ ‍Hildegard of Bingen - (1098–1179)

Thanks to Constance Washburn, a student of the late Joanna Macy, for sharing this

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Earth Overshoot Day -- keep this in mind the rest of this year as we live from the future's resources the Earth provides us.
See this fascinating circle graphic "when Earth Overshoot Day would land if all the people around the world lived like this country"-- (they then show each country of the world and the date.)

‍ ‍ CLIMATE ACTION: WHAT CAN WE DO? From Rick Moody, "Climate Change in an Aging Society"

“Even if we stopped all fossil fuel use tonight at midnight, it would not stop the oceans from rising for decades to come. Does that mean we should simply give up? No, anything that breeds complacency—whether optimism or negativism—is to be avoided. We cannot fix everything, but maybe we can fix some things. In any case, we will have to adapt to what we cannot prevent or mitigate. The difference here is important:

“Climate adaptation vs. mitigation: What’s the difference, and why does it matter?” Climate Reality

Clean Energy Now. “Clean energy could lower electricity costs — if the Trump administration would stop blocking it”

See also: “Accelerating the Clean-Energy Transition at the State and Local Level, Challenges, Opportunities, and Solutions for Nonfederal Climate Action”

What To Do? “Big Oil Breaks Everything” The planet, our democracy, our courts... Substack

See also: Bill McKibben on Earth Day: “Let's TALK climate. Loud, clear. No more hushing.” Substack

Resistance, Regeneration and Transformation Matters

13 Fires Multiple Events:

13 Fires, a Stage Play by Curtis Rogers Panel: discussions on systemic injustice, racial violence and how communities of color are sacrificed for urban development.‍ ‍

All panels a prelude to the original theater production on June 19, 22 and 24-26 and Aug 8.

June 1 Mon 6 pm 13 Fires: Displacement by Design Online panel

June 5 Fri 5 pm Juneteenth BBQ with Live Poetry and Music at Naropa University

June 8 Mon 6 pm 13 Fires: Displacement by Design panel at 2nd Baptist Church, 5300 Baseline Rd. Boulder

June 13 Sat 10 am Chautauqua Juneteenth Hike Meet Chautauqua Park Boulder

June 17 Wed 2:30 pm City of Boulder Juneteenth Flag Raising at Pennfield Tate Bldg Boulder

June 19 Fri 6 pm Boulder County Juneteenth Kickoff featuring 13 Fires at Longmont Theater, Longmont

June 22 Mon. 6 pm 13 Fires: Displacement by Design panel 1st Methodist Church, 1421 Spruce St. Boulder

June 24, 25, 26 Wed.-Fri. 6:30pm 13 Fires: Displacement by Design Dairy Arts Center, 2590 Walnut Ave. Boulder

August 8 Wed. 6:30 pm Boulder Public Library, 1001 Arapahoe Ave.

June 2 Tues. 12-1 pm MT Defending Our Rights Amid Attacks — Online Panel with Immigration Experts who will unpack some of the latest updates, including new comprehensive data on ICE arrests of Iranian nationals obtained by NIAC through a FOIA lawsuit, as well as updates on efforts to fight back against the USCIS pause of immigration application processing. There will be a chance for Q&A as well. RSVP

June 4 Thurs. 5-6:30 pm MT Tending the Whole from SAND — There is a "false wall" often placed between contemplative life and political action, a story that inner peace and outer justice are separate vocations. What does that divide cost? And in a world facing converging crises, how might those dedicated to healing move beyond individualized work to support something more systemic, more rooted, more collective? A recording will be available to SAND members and pre-registered participants only. Register

You can find more information about each speaker on You can find more information about each speaker on this page

June 6 Sat.plus 3 more sessions June 13, 20, 27 11 am - Noon MT The World is Calling, aFREE Interactive Learning series with healing and social change leaders through the Outer Work Project. Register Here. Recording available. It’s time to reclaim your agency and engage in a new way.

June 6 Sat. 1-3 pm MT HEALING WITH NATURE. “Somatic Healing with Nature: Transforming Trauma, Living into Aliveness” The Work That Reconnects webinar with Constance Washburn:‍ Register ‍Here.

June 12 Fri. 7:00 - 9:00 PM FILM and Q&A A road trip to a Ziggurat in Colorado sparks connections between Arabs in the state. Filmmaker, Usama Ashaibi, embarks on a journey to the Crestone Ziggurat. His personal pilgrimage intertwines with the stories of other Arabs in Boulder who find ways of bringing their homelands to the state.

Where: 4550 Broadway STE C-3B2, Boulder, Colorado 80304 Readings by Carolina Ebeid and Dena Harry Saleh Presentation by Boulder-Nablus Sister City Project RSVP and learn more.

June 13 Sat. 6:00 - 8:30 PM‍ ‍Benefit Show: Join the Creatives for Palestine Summer Solidarity Benefit Show featuring Calamity Fever, Waxpool, and Axe Bunny, plus art vendors,

from Boulder Students for Justice in Palestine (SJP): R Trident Booksellers and Cafe, 940 Pearl St, Boulder

June 20th Sat. 3 - 6 PM Join the really really free market at Louisville Community Park, a community yard sale/ potluck/ hangout where everything is free!at the end of Main St, 955 Bella Vista Dr, Louisville, CO 80027

Articles, films, podcasts and websites:

From Loretta Ross and the Calling In Framework —excellent resource

Dismayed by cancel culture and how eager we were to dispose of anyone who made a mistake. The 5Cs Continuumwithin her Calling In Framework shows five options to make strategic decisions during conflict or difficult moments. What to Do if You’re Called Out/In/On‍ ‍

from Climate Change in an Aging Society
Public opinion has turned decisively against data centers.“Tracking The Great Data Center Revolt” ‍ ‍Read More.

“Data centers will not only consume mammoth amounts of electricity and water; they will consume untold acres of land. Fertile soil will be lost. Habitat for ... living thing ...buried under concrete and steel. Light and noise will pollute the skies for miles. [Is this] the price of civilization....? (From John Wasik)

A new dashboard that tracks national and state-level progress on deploying clean energy finds that the U.S.produced nearly three times as much solar, wind and geothermal power in 2025 as in 2016.
From Chop Wood, Carry Water on substack.

Eco-Integrity Alliance’s Substack by Josh Schlossberg entitled, “The Environmental Activist’s Paradox: Unite or Divide?

22 min. looking at strategies and how both may be useful: Listen Here.

From my Friend who did read and who recommends:

READ THESE BOOKS AT YOUR OWN RISK!!

While "the map is not the territory," these books provide useful metaphors, models and deep therapeutic work for those seeking help navigating our times. This work is the product of group process, social and artistic experiments by the interdisciplinary group, the Gesturing Towards Decolonial Futures Collective. Not for the faint of heart!

A v ideo interview and introduction to the work with the author, Vanessa de Machado de Oliveira (aka Vanessa Andreotti): Her books:

Hospicing Modernity: Facing Human Wrongs and the Implications for Social Activism by Vanessa de Machado de Oliveira (aka Vanessa Andreotti)

Outgrowing Modernity: Navigating Complexity, Complicity, and Collapse with Accountability and Compassion by Vanessa de Machado de Oliveira (aka Vanessa Andreotti)

Online book course for the book Hospicing Modernity

ACTION —BILLS in CO —easy outreach

From ECOCYCLE: Two key bills are up for vote in the Colorado legislature,

1) Senate Bill 26-146 "Skip the Stuff" at restaurants --Exciting #ZeroWastePolicy update: Senate Bill 26-146, the "Skip the Stuff" bill, is headed to the governor's desk!

2) Tell Your Representative: Don’t Let Big Tech Weaken Colorado’s Right to Repair Law. a new bill, SB26-090, threatens to roll back that progress by carving out exemptions for IT equipment such as servers and routers.

Thanks for reading, engaging and taking some Actions!

And if you missed these last month, again here are:

WATER retention practices --much needed this year. : Permaculturist ZIA Parker brings her workshop in the fall to Boulder County-- shared here is the 6 min. video on the value of this method. Her work was given a recognition award from the national Department of the Environment, in Ecuador. The 18 min. VIDEO of success stories.

Climate scientist Daniel Swain said in an analysis posted this week. “Beyond the conspicuous ‘weirdness’ of it all,” Swain added, “the most consequential impact of our record-shattering March heat will likely be the decimation of the water year 2025-26 snowpack across nearly all of the American west.”

Watch the Film Save the Farm, Save the Future, excellent documentary on agrivoltaics from Free Range Films in Longmont on youtube. and visit the Colorado Agrivoltaic Learning Center -- tours of agrivoltaic research site, Jack’s Solar Garden in spring, summer, and fall in Longmont

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“Our greatest responsibility is to be good ancestors.”

-Jonas Salk

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From Oxfam, there are : “Five reasons for hope in the climate crisis” article

“Dr. Jane Goodall on the magnificence of Planet Earth” video

From Artemis II Moon Mission crew via USA Today article ‍ ‍A crew, she said, "is willing to sacrifice, gives grace … (and) holds (each other) accountable. The crew has the same cares and the same needs. ....there's one new thing I know and that is [with] Planet Earth, you are a crew." Christina Koch

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