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The #TwitterTakeover is making me re-evaluate my relationship with online platforms, including Patreon.
I want to share more works-in-progress and involve patrons in creation decisions more.
So my first attempt of 2023: vote on naming my newsletter relaunching this year!
https://www.patreon.com/posts/77744084?pr=true
Happy New Year!
I've been awake for a few hours and I've already seen 5 terrible reactionary takes on my Twitter timeline. I removed the app from my home screen and I feel better!
I will eventually delete it from my phone, but disrupting my muscle memory has already reduced my doomscrolling. :) I did some journaling instead & feeling GOOD!
Friends, this is the final episode of Movement Memos this year and it's one I think some folks really need right now. It's the third installment in a non-sequential series on the practice of hope. In this episode, Tanuja Jagernauth and I discuss the cultivation of hope, how activists can practice reciprocal care, the importance of celebrating big and small victories, and how to process painful feelings without being consumed by them.
https://truthout.org/audio/navigating-grief-and-cultivating-hope-at-the-end-of-2022/
A lot of people talk about theory but never define it. So, in preparation for a longer, more in-depth piece. I made a quick graphic to show theory's role in feminist movements and how it's inextricable from action and research.
I am probably going to refer back to this image in future content regularly, so I shared it patrons with some additional thoughts.
Kinda excited to go back to basics & create a strong foundation for political education against GBV
Puff the Magic Hater