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Amid all the terrible news, you gotta grab every little bit of sunshine. @davidwolman and I are thrilled that #AlohaRodeo has been nominated for a #ReadingTheWest Book Award. We'd hugely appreciate it if you took a sec and cast a vote. And please share! bit.ly/3eCQyy8
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some good news: @substack is donating $100,000 in grants to independent writers who are being financially impacted by the pandemic. more here:
on.substack.com/p/substack-i…
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I am REALLY excited to get to talk with two women I think are literally changing the world. This spring, in the Springs, if you wanna come.
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I'm looking for Black transwomen to share their travel stories. Can you help me spread the word?
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In honor of Native American Heritage Month and our cultural connections to landscapes like Bears Ears, we are launching a new day of giving to Indigenous-led nonprofit organizations this fundraising season! We are FIVE Days away from #IndigenousGivingTuesday - Nov.26th!
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Replying to @UtahDineBikeyah
@UtahDineBikeyah designated today and every Tuesday before Thanksgiving, #IndigenousGivingTuesday. This year, featured groups are working on sacred lands protection and elevating Native American voices. #SaveBearsEars
Learn more & give back if you can! ow.ly/Ogjf50xldOu
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update: the fbi has contacted me about this article. i still haven't been able to have a meaningful conversation with a human being at @airbnb, though.
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We are looking for the next JHR Indigenous Journalism Fellow at The Walrus. Do you know someone who might be a good fit? thewalrus.ca/about/careers/f…
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Replying to @chrisasolomon @outsidemagazine
I wrote about how all kinds of non-motorized recreation -biking, running, hiking, skiing - has more of an impact than realized, in our crowded world. We need to grapple with this. It's not enough just to say you love nature. nytimes.com/2015/02/15/opini…
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Every morning when I wake up, I dedicate myself to helping others to find peace of mind. Then, when I meet people, I think of them as long term friends; I don't regard others as strangers.
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Total defiance. sltrib.com/news/environment/… – at Cambridge, MA
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This is a conversation the recreation industry, and all of us who recreate, need to be having.
Is recreation just as bad as drilling? The elk may thing so. Americans' love of hiking has driven elk to the brink, scientists say theguardian.com/environment/…
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When haters go after your looks and differences, it means they have nowhere left to go. And then you know you’re winning!
I have Aspergers and that means I’m sometimes a bit different from the norm. And - given the right circumstances- being different is a superpower.
#aspiepower
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Three of the most important things for sustainable performance, growth, and fulfillment in life:
-Knowing how to force yourself to get started.
-Knowing how to force yourself to keep going.
-Knowing how to force yourself to stop.
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WELL here’s the news, in September I’m leaving @outsidemagazine after five years. I will miss it tons and I’m excited for what’s next! But first order of business, gotta replace myself. Apply for my job!
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“There is really nothing more to say-except why. But since why is difficult to handle, one must take refuge in how.” — Toni Morrison – at Utah, USA
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don't miss @erineberger on being a beginner in the land of the super-athletes (aka while working at @outsidemagazine)
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Do you ever read something you wrote a few years ago and almost forgot about and think, damn, that's good, maybe I actually CAN write? Maybe this draft I'm stuck in is actually better than I think at this exact moment? Here's such a thing. smithsonianmag.com/arts-cult…























