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'We are here to redefine what the family farm means, what the for-profit farming model looks like, and redefine what a human centered approach to farming can really be.'
RENO, Nev. - Tuesday s competition at the 2021
United States Bowling Congress Women s Championships featured six lead changes in the Diamond Division and three record-setting performances at the National Bowling Stadium.
Colombia s Maria José Rodriguez and Guatemala s Sofia Granda combined for the first 1,500-plus doubles score in USBC Women s Championships history, rolling to a 1,560 total to take the Diamond Doubles lead.
England s Verity Crawley needed every pin she could get to take the Diamond Singles lead Tuesday, edging Erin Lenahan of Las Vegas by a single pin with a 793 series.
Ashley Crowder of Tamarac, Florida, needed a mark in her final frame to move to the top of the standings in Diamond All-Events with a 2,206 total.
The Queer-Led Groups Modeling a New Form of Land Access
Emily Fagan of Humble Hands Harvest in Decorah, Iowa, drives a tractor on the farm.
Photo by Cory Eull
Changing ownership and wealth distribution, even at a small scale, presents a model for how to ultimately address the climate crisis.
Apr 22, 2021
A small, 20-horsepower Kubota tractor inches forward in a sea of John Deeres, with a sticker saying “queerest farm around.” It’s the 2019 Pride Parade in Decorah, Iowa, and this tractor belongs to Humble Hands Harvest, a women-worker-owned farm nestled on 22 acres. The farm’s aim is to present an alternative to industrial agriculture.
How the Wet’suwet’en Solidarity Actions Changed Their Lives
A year later, three Indigenous youth behind the 2020 BC legislature protests say the real work still lies ahead.
Emily Fagan is a Victoria-based freelance journalist passionate about reporting on social issues. You can find her work in Vice, the CBC, and Ricochet, or follow her on Twitter @thatemfagan. SHARES A year after he first took a stand on the steps of the BC legislature, Kolin Sutherland-Wilson and his wife are expecting their first child.
Photo by Rodney Mitchell.
It was the first week of Kolin Sutherland-Wilson’s final semester at the University of Victoria. But he wasn’t there. Instead, on a chilly January morning in 2020, he sat alone on the front steps of the British Columbia legislature, dressed warmly and holding signs that called on provincial leaders to stand with the Wet’suwet’en Hereditary Chiefs opposing the Coastal GasLink project in their traditional territ