Beth Henshaw
Empathic Adventurers
Tag: community
Covid Series: The World Needs More Community Action
Guest writer: Delaney Charlotte, North Carolina I am currently quarantined in a 5 bedroom stone cottage. The streets outside still bustle with activity as Charlotte is filled with gym going junkies with gym withdrawal. Everyone is biking, running, and walking along with all variety… Continue Reading “Covid Series: The World Needs More Community Action”
Covid Series: The World Needs More People Baking Their Own Bread
Guest writer: Dylan Salt Lake City, Utah I am quarantined within my home in Salt Lake City, Utah. I live with a single mom (landlady) and her 13 yr. old daughter, as well as 2 other dudes who happened to pass a background check. … Continue Reading “Covid Series: The World Needs More People Baking Their Own Bread”
Covid Series: The World Needs More Strong Local Communities
Guest Writers: Baer and the Lady Gainesville, Florida This outbreak has been refreshing. It has made me appreciate people more, the earth more, our food more, our home, our art. This is the most connected I’ve felt to my community in my life. Right… Continue Reading “Covid Series: The World Needs More Strong Local Communities”
Covid Series: The World Needs More Compassionate Communities
Guest writer: Melina Cool, California On March 11th, I was on a flight from Australia to New Zealand. I had just finished my term being an au pair (live-in nanny) in Perth, Western Australia. At this point, I was on my way to be… Continue Reading “Covid Series: The World Needs More Compassionate Communities”
The World Needs More Community Gardens
I drove through the yellow hills of California on a clear skied day, which is most days in the summer months. I picked up an old friend from his parent’s house. He put his suitcase in my trunk, gave his dad a hug, and… Continue Reading “The World Needs More Community Gardens”
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