Diane Gottleib’s ‘19 (Los Angeles, MFA in Creative Writing) piece, “All Ablaze” appeared in the Geographies of Justice issue of About Place Journal.
Jennifer Lovett ‘14
Jennifer Lovett ‘14 (New England, MS) is a Protect Our Wildlife board member and contributed their new bear report, which challenges Vermont’s approach to hunting its way out of bear…
Melissa Greenwood ‘16
Melissa Greenwood ‘16 (Los Angeles, MFA in Creative Writing) published several blogposts including “The Two-Way Stretchy Rubber Band: How Voice Lessons Deepened My Understanding of the Pilates Method” in The…
Levi Rogers ‘16
Levi Rogers ‘16 (Los Angeles, MFA in Creative Writing) published his first novel Utah A Novel! with Atmosphere Press. His piece, “Those Dead Spaces: When No One in Your Family…
Deborah Anthony ‘02
Deborah Anthony ‘02 (Santa Barbara, MA), a Licensed Mental Health Counselor, appeared on “Women Leaders: Secrets to Success” with host Jessica Franzini. Anthony started her early work by helping survivors…
David Barham ’93
David Barham ’93 (New England, Master’s in Education/Waldorf) is the Northeast/Quebec Regional Leader for the Association of Waldorf Schools of North America (AWSNA). He will serve a three-year term beginning…
John Broadley ‘01
John Broadley ‘01 (New England, MA) was named the new principal at the union high school that serves the towns of Rockingham, Westminster, Athens, and Grafton. The board, in hiring…
A Problem as Big as Climate Change Calls for Diverse Ways of Knowing
“We need to expand our understanding of the word environment,” says Dr. Jean Kayira, a scholar of sustainability and Indigenous Knowledge. “In my view, environment is really about interconnectedness and the interdependence of everything.” Jean directs Antioch’s PhD in Environmental Studies, and she is a leader in this interdisciplinary field that tries to deepen our understanding of the world – and to keep the world from changing it so much that it’s no longer hospitable. In this episode, Jean shares with us why multiple knowledge systems are better than just one, how dancing on mountaintops can be part of rigorous scholarly inquiry, her passion for the Malawian concept of umunthu, and the importance of planting seeds (sometimes literally) in your own community.
Diane Gottlieb ‘19
Diane Gottlieb ‘19 (Los Angeles, MFA in Creative Writing) had a piece, “Put Karen to Bed,” published in The Manifest-Station and “Dead Man’s Float” appeared in Longridge Review. Her essay,…
Leonora Simonovis ‘20
Leonora Simonovis’ ‘20 (Los Angeles, MFA in Creative Writing) Study of the Raft was selected by judge Sherwin Bitsui as the winner of the 2021 Colorado Prize for Poetry. The…
Claudia J. Ford ’86, ‘15
Dr. Claudia J. Ford ’86, ‘15 (San Francisco, MA; New England, PhD), SUNY Postdam Interim Chief Diversity Officer, has been named to the 2021 Millennium Leadership Initiative, a premier leadership development…
Vanessa Smith, ’03
Vanessa Smith ’03 (Los Angeles, BA) started a new job as the Shriver Family Law Attorney at Legal Access Alameda. In this role, she is supervising volunteer attorneys who represent…