Max Miehlstein's path to Antioch College winds through cultural psychology, disability studies, art, and queer studies. Their work centers on a fundamental question: how do people make personal meaning of their identity and sense of belonging within both smaller and broader cultural contexts?That question has
Go outside and find something small and beautiful and look at it. It doesn't have to be lichen. It could be a wet mat of feathery green moss, or dew on the edges of leaves, or the careful way an ant cleans her antennae. Tiny
Rain roars against the roof of the barn, so loud that we all have to shout a little to hear each other. I’m already absolutely soaked from head to toe but the precipitation shows no signs of slowing down. Hay clings to my hands and
Heartbeat Learning Gardens is a 501(c)3 nonprofit farm with its main mission being responding to the immediate needs of local food insecurity by donating all of their organic produce to local food pantries. Some of the ways they do this are by demonstrating sustainable horticultural
Howdy, my name is Ciara and I had the incredible opportunity to serve immigrants and refugees at Casa Juan Diego as a Catholic Worker Volunteer. Casa Juan Diego was founded by Mark and Louise Zwick in 1980 following the Catholic Worker movement which was created
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The land stewards of Glen Helen strive to maintain and enhance the natural beauty and biodiversity of the preserve for future generations. Some of their stewardship goals are to preserve habitat and support diverse native wildlife and plant populations, including endangered species. They also plan
Kerri Shaw has always had a strong orientation toward community and relational work. That thread runs through her career in social work field education, her role as director of a community health worker program, and now her position as Associate Professor in Antioch College's Co-op
