“We are still here.”
Autumn Peltier (b. 2004, @autumn.peltier) is a Canadian First Nations water protector that has spoken at the United Nations and Assembly of First Nations. She is the chief water commissioner of the Anishinabek Nation.
A soft watercolor of a young woman in a window in pink, blue, and green. She wears her long black hair in a braid and she looks toward us as a butterfly flies nearby. Green leaves peep out of the window. Text in bold dark blue states: “WE ARE STILL HERE.”
I have a new piece out on Counterpunch, which I wrote after two weeks at a biological station in the Amazon basin of southeastern Perú last month. In it I…
Justseeds is a fabulous assortment of printmakers, illustrators, designers and hand-drawn/original type is often a major part of our process. With the Justseeds Open Type Project, I hoped to capture…
I was honored to be asked to create a series of images for the Labor Notes publication, Keep Going: A Guide to Organizing When It’s Hard, by Ellen David Friedman,…
