Category Archives: Ecofeminism
Living on the Edge
On January 25, the Sicilian town of Niscemi found its inhabitants forced to evacuate their homes after a massive landslide. Can you imagine what it’s like to see your home sliding down a hill and turning into rubble? The landslide, … Continue reading
Orion’s Belt
I wake up very very early. The world is silent and dark. Part of my morning ritual includes opening the balcony doors to allow fresh air inside. I automatically look up at the sky. Because there hovering over the building … Continue reading
Unbridled
It’s brutal living in a world where goodness has to be defended. It’s existentially alarming to live in a world where expressing your beliefs becomes a problem not only for those in power but for those around you as well. … Continue reading
Trams need Trees
Sunday we voted on the referendum. My voting station is in the neighborhood of San Lorenzo. Originally a working class neighborhood, it eventually became trendy in part because of its nearness to La Sapienza University. This is via dei Reiti … Continue reading
Balcony Brunch
a colored drawing of a building with a balcony and cars below Continue reading



