Hey Devi, This song means a lot to me because of three main reasons. One it is a beautiful song, this song is about 500 years old, it is written in a dead language. It is a classic song, with a melodious classical Hindustani music accompanying a beautifully written poem. This song is about … Continue reading "Ye’i D’evi"
Hey Devi, This song means a lot to me because of three main reasons. One it is a beautiful song, this song is about 500 years old, it is written in a dead language. It is a classic song, with a melodious classical Hindustani music accompanying a beautifully written poem. This song is about … Continue reading "Ye’i D’evi"
Hey Devi, This song means a lot to me because of three main reasons. One it is a beautiful song, this song is about 500 years old, it is written in a dead language. It is a classic song, with a melodious classical Hindustani music accompanying a beautifully written poem. This song is about … Continue reading "Ye’i D’evi"
Realizing I took no photos at the International Society for Ecological Economics, I figured a screenshot of my ticket would do the job. This past week I attended this conference full of international academics, leaders of progressive organizations, and research panels– the environment was humbling to say the least. While the panels that I attended were … Continue reading "All Talk No Plan?"
Realizing I took no photos at the International Society for Ecological Economics, I figured a screenshot of my ticket would do the job. This past week I attended this conference full of international academics, leaders of progressive organizations, and research panels– the environment was humbling to say the least. While the panels that I attended were … Continue reading "All Talk No Plan?"
In Unsettling of America chapter two, Berry talks about how American has ‘contributed to some kind of destruction’ in certain ways. He talks about how big corporate like, the Exxon, General Motors, Tenneco, steel companies have strip mined for more than 180,000 acre. These actions cannot be individualized, as these corporate supplies the life blood of the national … Continue reading "Unsettling of America by Wendell Berry"
In Unsettling of America chapter two, Berry talks about how American has ‘contributed to some kind of destruction’ in certain ways. He talks about how big corporate like, the Exxon, General Motors, Tenneco, steel companies have strip mined for more than 180,000 acre. These actions cannot be individualized, as these corporate supplies the life blood of the national … Continue reading "Unsettling of America by Wendell Berry"
My knowledge on food systems is limited; however, since my work began at the Rural Coalition earlier this month, I have been exposed to the policy side of food systems– a part that I had previously overlooked. At the Rural Coalition, we are constantly in communication with our member farmers and organizations, trying to understand and … Continue reading "Connectedness of Policy"
My knowledge on food systems is limited; however, since my work began at the Rural Coalition earlier this month, I have been exposed to the policy side of food systems– a part that I had previously overlooked. At the Rural Coalition, we are constantly in communication with our member farmers and organizations, trying to understand and … Continue reading "Connectedness of Policy"
I was surrounded by good, wholesome, fresh food as a child— a privilege many do not have. My father was an undergrad nutrition major who focused on preparing and serving healthy and balanced meals for our family. Everyday after work, he came home to cook a homemade meal, and while some days they were rather … Continue reading "My Food Story"
