A foldable fact-card for low-energy moments. Print, fold, and keep it on hand when misinformation pops up.

Printable door hangers that set boundaries without saying a word. Rest is part of resistance.

Fill-in-the-blank templates for stepping away from draining roles, groups, or projects without guilt.

Affirmation-based coloring pages from independent artist SleekDesignsCo. Perfect for slow, restorative activism.

Slip into a corner where the noise is kind. Rain on a tin roof, coffee shop hum, a march drifting down the street… soundscapes you can melt into without an agenda.

A shortlist of apps that lower the volume in your head. No hype, no self-optimization, just portable calm on demand.

By Yessenia Funes, Atmos

An in-depth interview with an Indigenous therapist who treats climate emotions as real, valid, and workable. She offers cultural context, grounded coping strategies, and a compassionate reminder that grief can be a catalyst for care.

By Antonia Mufarech, Smithsonian Magazine

A well-researched look at how the sunflower grew from a familiar crop into a powerful emblem of solidarity and resistance. The piece weaves history, culture, and personal stories into a rich portrait of this unexpected national symbol.

By Garrett M. Graff, The Washington Post

A thoughtful review of Michael Lewis’s Who Is Government? that brings to life the unsung civil servants who keep essential systems running. From public health to safety inspections, these profiles highlight the quiet heroics of everyday government work.

By Emily Williams, Smithsonian Magazine

On a remote island in Maine, a tiny library is quietly building a collection of banned and challenged books. This is the story of how one small space became a refuge for contested stories and the people who fight to keep them accessible.

By Isabelle Pasciolla, Midland Daily News

At Midland High School’s “Breaking Bias, Building Bridges” event, students sat face-to-face with storytellers from their own community — including Indigenous voices, humanitarian nurses, writers, and veterans. The result was a day of connection and empathy that left a lasting impression.