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Cropped image of Atlas homepage featuring paths arranged along a transit-like graphic line over black and white image of hands holding plutonium put emitting bright light
A People’s Atlas of Nuclear Colorado

A digital public humanities project that documents and interprets the relational geographies of nuclear materials...
A large group gathers under a shade tent for a discussion.The tent has a banner reading "Indigenous"
An Anti-Racist and Anti-Colonial Anthropocene for Compromised Times

The anticipated formal adoption of the Anthropocene by the International Union of Geological Sciences offers...
Cover of the Routledge Companion to Contemporary Art, Culture, and Climate Change in the grass
Staying with the Troubling, Performing in the Impasse

Performance is a mode for learning how to sense, move, sound, think, and feel a...
A beige yurt, campfire and a truck in a wooded clearing
Common Tensions, an essay for New Infrastructures

Based in the hilly, unglaciated Driftless Area of the upper Midwest of the United States,...
A picnic shelter frames a view of a bench looking out on a river. Two tan and green cloth banners hang from the shelter reading "Meet you here" and "Upon our lands"
Blackhawk Park is Indigenous Land (Beyond Acknowledgment)

The seminar Over the Levee, Under the Plow took as its starting point one of...
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Short-Form Writing, 2019

A cellection of short texts on how the climate emergency cannot be addressed without grappling...
Book cover for Critical Landscapes
Critical Daytrips: Tourism and Land-Based Practice

This paper explores how touristic forms might be deployed in an oppositional, self-reflexive way.
Black and white photo of sign reading: Welcome to Black Hawk Elementary School - Entrance Only with trees in the background
Re-Collecting Black Hawk

A book-length, image-text essay exploring the cultural and political landscapes of the Midwest.

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