What does hair have to do with anything? For Navajo people, it can mean a lot. “I have often heard that, for Navajo people, hair is our memory.” Many families still have to make the decision to keep their hair, and the memories and identity tied to it, or sacrifice it for more societal mobility.
Blessed are those who act justly, who always do what is right. - Psalm 106:3 The Flames of Inequality Environmental racism describes the ways environmental harms are not experienced equally...
It’s easy to believe that justice work has to be big to matter. We see the headlines, the movements, the people leading large-scale change, and it can quietly shape what we think counts as meaningful...
When wildfire smoke fills the sky and evacuation orders come, families in northern, remote, and First Nations communities have to leave quickly, often with only what they can carry. Here in Niagara...