Discussing The New Uncertainty with Susan Zakin and Brian Cullman, editors of the new anthology, A Journal of the Plague Years
How a Los Angeles real estate debacle became a canvas and a commentary
Hollywood Food Coalition has prepared and shared rescued food since 1987. This month, the second Kitchen Sink Festival fundraiser will add a side of rock 'n' roll.
In the ashes of Paradise and Lahaina, a veteran reporter searches for a new lexicon.
In the ashes of Paradise and Lahaina, a veteran reporter searches for a new lexicon.
By J. Matt
In The Coasts of California, the latest from his Field Atlas series, naturalist Obi Kaufmann shows us how to hold on to hope.
What remains amid the death and ruin of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.
By Ada Trillo
What a decades-old SoCal murder trial says about race and justice in post-Trump America
In which our writer seeks meaning in a post-nocturne wilderness
By Henry Cherry
Decades of reimagining the Los Angeles River still lack imagination and forsake nature. Our author contemplates another way.
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📗 BOOK REC 📗
Throughout April, we are sharing book recommendations from Red Canary Magazine contributors. Today`s book is...
Down to Earth
by Bruno Latour
This recommendation comes from recent contributor, J. Matt (@tinyshocks), writer of "Geographies of Hubris and Grief."
Stay tuned for more environmental book recommendations throughout the month 🌍️
#earthmonth #brunolatour #bookrecommendations
Apr 17
📗 BOOK REC 📗
Throughout April, we are sharing book recommendations from Red Canary Magazine contributors. Today`s book is...
Down to Earth
by Bruno Latour
This recommendation comes from recent contributor, J. Matt (@tinyshocks), writer of "Geographies of Hubris and Grief."
Stay tuned for more environmental book recommendations throughout the month 🌍️
#earthmonth #brunolatour #bookrecommendations
💡 HIGHLIGHTS 💡
In the first piece in the essential new anthology, "A Journal of the Plague Years: Words and Music from the Lost Years," co-editor Brian Cullman hits on a major lingering effect of the global COVID-19 pandemic: uncertainty.
The selected pieces in the anthology go to the heart of a country, and a world, desperate to understand the nature of reality.
Read Dean Kuiper`s interview with editors of A Journal of the Plague Years (@journalplagueyear) Brian Cullman (@briancullman) and journalist Susan Zakin (@susanzakin) as they discuss The New Uncertainty. Link in bio now.
#ajournaoftheplagueyears #covid #independentjournalism
Apr 15
💡 HIGHLIGHTS 💡
In the first piece in the essential new anthology, "A Journal of the Plague Years: Words and Music from the Lost Years," co-editor Brian Cullman hits on a major lingering effect of the global COVID-19 pandemic: uncertainty.
The selected pieces in the anthology go to the heart of a country, and a world, desperate to understand the nature of reality.
Read Dean Kuiper`s interview with editors of A Journal of the Plague Years (@journalplagueyear) Brian Cullman (@briancullman) and journalist Susan Zakin (@susanzakin) as they discuss The New Uncertainty. Link in bio now.
#ajournaoftheplagueyears #covid #independentjournalism
🌎️ NEW ARTICLE 🌎️
In the first piece in the essential new anthology, "A Journal of the Plague Years: Words and Music from the Lost Years," co-editor Brian Cullman hits on a major lingering effect of the global COVID-19 pandemic: uncertainty.
The selected pieces in the anthology go to the heart of a country, and a world, desperate to understand the nature of reality.
Read Dean Kuiper`s interview with editors of A Journal of the Plague Years Brian Cullman and journalist Susan Zakin as they discuss The New Uncertainty. Link in bio now.
#ajournaloftheplagueyears #covid #independentjournalism
Apr 11
🌎️ NEW ARTICLE 🌎️
In the first piece in the essential new anthology, "A Journal of the Plague Years: Words and Music from the Lost Years," co-editor Brian Cullman hits on a major lingering effect of the global COVID-19 pandemic: uncertainty.
The selected pieces in the anthology go to the heart of a country, and a world, desperate to understand the nature of reality.
Read Dean Kuiper`s interview with editors of A Journal of the Plague Years Brian Cullman and journalist Susan Zakin as they discuss The New Uncertainty. Link in bio now.
#ajournaloftheplagueyears #covid #independentjournalism
📗 BOOK REC 📗
Throughout April, we are sharing book recommendations from Red Canary Magazine contributors. Today`s book is...
The Comfort of Crows
by Margaret Renkl (@margaret.renkl)
This recommendation comes from Pulitzer Center Grantee and New York Times bestseller Dina Gachman (@dgachman), author of "Mansplaining Texas."
Stay tuned for more environmental book recommendations throughout the month 🌍️
#earthmonth #margaretrenkl #booktok #booktube #bookrecommendations
Apr 9
📗 BOOK REC 📗
Throughout April, we are sharing book recommendations from Red Canary Magazine contributors. Today`s book is...
The Comfort of Crows
by Margaret Renkl (@margaret.renkl)
This recommendation comes from Pulitzer Center Grantee and New York Times bestseller Dina Gachman (@dgachman), author of "Mansplaining Texas."
Stay tuned for more environmental book recommendations throughout the month 🌍️
#earthmonth #margaretrenkl #booktok #booktube #bookrecommendations
💡 HIGHLIGHTS 💡
Photographer Shannon Aguiar couldn`t keep herself from photographing the Oceanwide Towers — the billion-dollar, abandoned towers that ascend over Downtown Los Angeles with mirror-like windows shrouded in graffiti.
Here is an excerpt:
"When I find a subject I want to photograph, it is usually on an impulse. Following that impulse, I am presented with the question of “why.”
I often find myself drawn to post-apocalyptic scenes and the potential that lies within them as well as the confrontation of systemic failure.
Similar to photographing the aftermath of a fire or a snowstorm and watching nature eventually reclaim the land, the Oceanwide Towers are the remains of a disaster being actively reclaimed by the community."
Link in bio to continue reading 🎨 🏢 📸
#oceanwideplaza #streetgraffiti #abandonedbuilding #lagraffiti #losangelesgraffiti
Apr 4
💡 HIGHLIGHTS 💡
Photographer Shannon Aguiar couldn`t keep herself from photographing the Oceanwide Towers — the billion-dollar, abandoned towers that ascend over Downtown Los Angeles with mirror-like windows shrouded in graffiti.
Here is an excerpt:
"When I find a subject I want to photograph, it is usually on an impulse. Following that impulse, I am presented with the question of “why.”
I often find myself drawn to post-apocalyptic scenes and the potential that lies within them as well as the confrontation of systemic failure.
Similar to photographing the aftermath of a fire or a snowstorm and watching nature eventually reclaim the land, the Oceanwide Towers are the remains of a disaster being actively reclaimed by the community."
Link in bio to continue reading 🎨 🏢 📸
#oceanwideplaza #streetgraffiti #abandonedbuilding #lagraffiti #losangelesgraffiti
🔥 IN THE MIX 🔥
Documentary photographer and feature writer J. Matt (@tinyshocks) is interested in how climate change intersects place, ecology, and social, political, and economic histories.
Five years after reporting on California’s deadliest wildfire to date, J. reflects on the Camp Fire in a new article published by Places Journal (@places_journal).
J. continues to report on devastating fires and the climate crisis, including their coverage of the Lahaina last year.
In their Red Canary Magazine article "Geographies of Hubris," J. explores the language we use around these environmental disasters, and how that language might hold the key to setting new terms for engaging with the climate crisis.
You can now listen to "Geographies of Hubris" — link in bio 🌍️
#lahaina #lahainafires #campfire #paradisefire #climatecrisis
Apr 3
🔥 IN THE MIX 🔥
Documentary photographer and feature writer J. Matt (@tinyshocks) is interested in how climate change intersects place, ecology, and social, political, and economic histories.
Five years after reporting on California’s deadliest wildfire to date, J. reflects on the Camp Fire in a new article published by Places Journal (@places_journal).
J. continues to report on devastating fires and the climate crisis, including their coverage of the Lahaina last year.
In their Red Canary Magazine article "Geographies of Hubris," J. explores the language we use around these environmental disasters, and how that language might hold the key to setting new terms for engaging with the climate crisis.
You can now listen to "Geographies of Hubris" — link in bio 🌍️
#lahaina #lahainafires #campfire #paradisefire #climatecrisis
🌎️ NEW ARTICLE 🌎️
If you haven’t seen them yet, you have probably read about the billion-dollar, abandoned towers that ascend over Downtown Los Angeles with mirror-like windows shrouded in graffiti.
Photographer Shannon Aguiar couldn`t keep herself from photographing these massive buildings as they stand in their disheveled state, representing both a stalled development and an active street-art canvas.
But these towers are more than just a failed development. They are the remains of a disaster being actively reclaimed by the community.
See more of Shannon`s photos and learn more about Oceanwide Plaza. Link in bio for the full story.
#oceanwideplaza #streetgraffiti #abandonedbuilding #lagraffiti #losangelesgraffiti
Apr 2
🌎️ NEW ARTICLE 🌎️
If you haven’t seen them yet, you have probably read about the billion-dollar, abandoned towers that ascend over Downtown Los Angeles with mirror-like windows shrouded in graffiti.
Photographer Shannon Aguiar couldn`t keep herself from photographing these massive buildings as they stand in their disheveled state, representing both a stalled development and an active street-art canvas.
But these towers are more than just a failed development. They are the remains of a disaster being actively reclaimed by the community.
See more of Shannon`s photos and learn more about Oceanwide Plaza. Link in bio for the full story.
#oceanwideplaza #streetgraffiti #abandonedbuilding #lagraffiti #losangelesgraffiti
To understand Neda DeMayo, you have to understand her lifelong devotion to wild horses.
In November 1998, Return to Freedom launched its American Wild Horse Sanctuary. Return to Freedom now provides refuge to over 400 wild horses and 51 burros at three locations.
Read about founder Neda DeMayo (@skyhorse10) and the Return to Freedom (@returntofreedom) sanctuary in "Wild, Wild Horses" 🐴🌳
#returntofreedom #animalrights #horsesanctuary
Mar 28
To understand Neda DeMayo, you have to understand her lifelong devotion to wild horses.
In November 1998, Return to Freedom launched its American Wild Horse Sanctuary. Return to Freedom now provides refuge to over 400 wild horses and 51 burros at three locations.
Read about founder Neda DeMayo (@skyhorse10) and the Return to Freedom (@returntofreedom) sanctuary in "Wild, Wild Horses" 🐴🌳
#returntofreedom #animalrights #horsesanctuary
Neda DeMayo of Return to Freedom (@returntofreedom) on Protecting Wild Horses
Thank you Neda for sharing your work and passion with the Red Canary Salon.
Neda is president and founder of Return to Freedom and has worked for over twenty years on wild horse and burro issues with a focus on solutions.
She works nationally to elevate the status of America’s wild horse and burros through advocacy, education, media, programs and events.
With a vision to create a sanctuary model to explore minimally invasive wild horse management that could be viable on the range, she founded Return to Freedom in 1997.
Make sure to FOLLOW @REDCANARYMAGAZINE to make sure you don’t miss more 🌟🌍
#returntofreedom #horseconservation #conservation #wildhorse #annenbergcommunitybeachhouse
Mar 26
Neda DeMayo of Return to Freedom (@returntofreedom) on Protecting Wild Horses
Thank you Neda for sharing your work and passion with the Red Canary Salon.
Neda is president and founder of Return to Freedom and has worked for over twenty years on wild horse and burro issues with a focus on solutions.
She works nationally to elevate the status of America’s wild horse and burros through advocacy, education, media, programs and events.
With a vision to create a sanctuary model to explore minimally invasive wild horse management that could be viable on the range, she founded Return to Freedom in 1997.
Make sure to FOLLOW @REDCANARYMAGAZINE to make sure you don’t miss more 🌟🌍
#returntofreedom #horseconservation #conservation #wildhorse #annenbergcommunitybeachhouse
Saving dogs in post-Katrina America provided journalist and writer Erin Aubry Kaplan with the means to commit small acts of justice and maintain glimmers of hope. Here is an excerpt from "Honey In Me"
"To rescue a dog is to advocate for it, and Honey has held me to that, even when I would have preferred not to. But advocacy is part of the pact of rescue, the most important part.
Vouching for someone’s basic worth and right to be who and what they are is the very definition of justice. And, of course, advocating for Honey is also about advocating for myself. In striving to keep her calm and happy in the world at large, I am also striving to project myself as a capable, in-control human who is also calm and happy.
Striving is the key word; much of the time I don’t feel any of those things. Honey knows it, as dogs always know your true emotional state. More than knowing, she empathizes: She doesn’t feel those things either.
On our daily walks, as I work to maintain the appearance that we are both OK, we keep each other’s secret, though she has proven to be much better at keeping mine than I am at keeping hers."
Read more from Erin Aubry Kaplan`s "Honey In Me" 🐕️🐾🧡 Link in bio!
#erinaubrykaplan #hurricanekatrina #animalrights #dogrights
Mar 26
Saving dogs in post-Katrina America provided journalist and writer Erin Aubry Kaplan with the means to commit small acts of justice and maintain glimmers of hope. Here is an excerpt from "Honey In Me"
"To rescue a dog is to advocate for it, and Honey has held me to that, even when I would have preferred not to. But advocacy is part of the pact of rescue, the most important part.
Vouching for someone’s basic worth and right to be who and what they are is the very definition of justice. And, of course, advocating for Honey is also about advocating for myself. In striving to keep her calm and happy in the world at large, I am also striving to project myself as a capable, in-control human who is also calm and happy.
Striving is the key word; much of the time I don’t feel any of those things. Honey knows it, as dogs always know your true emotional state. More than knowing, she empathizes: She doesn’t feel those things either.
On our daily walks, as I work to maintain the appearance that we are both OK, we keep each other’s secret, though she has proven to be much better at keeping mine than I am at keeping hers."
Read more from Erin Aubry Kaplan`s "Honey In Me" 🐕️🐾🧡 Link in bio!
#erinaubrykaplan #hurricanekatrina #animalrights #dogrights
Writer and journalist Erin Aubry Kaplan speaks about her journey advocating for her dogs, and for herself.
Erin Aubry Kaplan is an LA-based journalist and columnist who writes regularly for the New York Times and Los Angeles Times. She was the first African American to hold the position of weekly columnist for the Los Angeles Times.
She has written multiple articles for Red Canary Magazine and has supported our mission since the beginning. It was only right that she joined us for our discussion panel for Women’s History Month.
Make sure to FOLLOW @REDCANARYMAGAZINE for more!🌟🌍
#erinaubrykaplan #womensday #iwd2024 #journalism
Mar 22
Writer and journalist Erin Aubry Kaplan speaks about her journey advocating for her dogs, and for herself.
Erin Aubry Kaplan is an LA-based journalist and columnist who writes regularly for the New York Times and Los Angeles Times. She was the first African American to hold the position of weekly columnist for the Los Angeles Times.
She has written multiple articles for Red Canary Magazine and has supported our mission since the beginning. It was only right that she joined us for our discussion panel for Women’s History Month.
Make sure to FOLLOW @REDCANARYMAGAZINE for more!🌟🌍
#erinaubrykaplan #womensday #iwd2024 #journalism
James Joyce III (@cwabg) shares his story of his time on the campaign trail while running for Mayor of Santa Barbara.
Here is an excerpt:
"Santa Barbara tends to be viewed with a progressive tint, as well as the place where celebrities such as Jeff “The Dude” Bridges, Julia Louis-Dreyfus, Oprah, Ellen DeGeneres and Portia DeRossi, Meghan and Harry — to name a few — like to call home.
It is also a city with a rich racial history, including memories of Ku Klux Klan cross burnings as a signal to Black residents to stay on their side of town. The city didn’t elect Babatunde Folayemi, its first African American to serve on City Council, until 2002. Despite its 38 percent Hispanic or Latino American population, it didn’t seat Cathy Murillo, its first Latina mayor until 2018.
Working as a staffer for a local elected official put me in the sphere of running for office. Being in the rooms where decisions are made and challenges are solved affords quite the hands-on education.
In retrospect, my running for mayor held an uncomfortable mirror to a city whose culture purports to be inclusive."
Read more of Joyce`s story now, link in bio 🍂
#jamesjoyceiii #santabarbara #cwabg #coffeewithablackguy
Mar 22
James Joyce III (@cwabg) shares his story of his time on the campaign trail while running for Mayor of Santa Barbara.
Here is an excerpt:
"Santa Barbara tends to be viewed with a progressive tint, as well as the place where celebrities such as Jeff “The Dude” Bridges, Julia Louis-Dreyfus, Oprah, Ellen DeGeneres and Portia DeRossi, Meghan and Harry — to name a few — like to call home.
It is also a city with a rich racial history, including memories of Ku Klux Klan cross burnings as a signal to Black residents to stay on their side of town. The city didn’t elect Babatunde Folayemi, its first African American to serve on City Council, until 2002. Despite its 38 percent Hispanic or Latino American population, it didn’t seat Cathy Murillo, its first Latina mayor until 2018.
Working as a staffer for a local elected official put me in the sphere of running for office. Being in the rooms where decisions are made and challenges are solved affords quite the hands-on education.
In retrospect, my running for mayor held an uncomfortable mirror to a city whose culture purports to be inclusive."
Read more of Joyce`s story now, link in bio 🍂
#jamesjoyceiii #santabarbara #cwabg #coffeewithablackguy
Toni Scott (@toniscottart) is a Black and Native American artist whose work illuminates the tragic tales and stories of resilience within her rich ancestry.
This installation piece “The Empire Strikes Black” (now titled “Black Ascension”) is comprised of up to 150 queen palm fronds.
Of the piece, Scott says, “The idea is thinking about this planet — our behavior towards the planet and the absolute critical need to change our ways to preserve it. So nature here is reaching out saying, ‘I’m here. I’m dropping seeds. I’m shedding. I’m growing. But are you hearing my voice? I’m Black.’ It’s a statement that we need to pay attention.
"Another thing it represents is Black Lives Matter. The Empire represents America striking back against people of color, poor people, individuals who are under extreme oppression or the structural racism or the death of people at the hands of the police. Oppressed by the Empire but still holding strong — its arms wide open to take flight — to find its future in a positive way.”
Read more about Toni Scott`s work in "Black Eve." Link in bio! 🖤💭🌴
#toniscott #losangelesart #internationalwomensmonth #IWD2024
https://redcanarycollective.org/magazine/black-eve/
Mar 20
Toni Scott (@toniscottart) is a Black and Native American artist whose work illuminates the tragic tales and stories of resilience within her rich ancestry.
This installation piece “The Empire Strikes Black” (now titled “Black Ascension”) is comprised of up to 150 queen palm fronds.
Of the piece, Scott says, “The idea is thinking about this planet — our behavior towards the planet and the absolute critical need to change our ways to preserve it. So nature here is reaching out saying, ‘I’m here. I’m dropping seeds. I’m shedding. I’m growing. But are you hearing my voice? I’m Black.’ It’s a statement that we need to pay attention.
"Another thing it represents is Black Lives Matter. The Empire represents America striking back against people of color, poor people, individuals who are under extreme oppression or the structural racism or the death of people at the hands of the police. Oppressed by the Empire but still holding strong — its arms wide open to take flight — to find its future in a positive way.”
Read more about Toni Scott`s work in "Black Eve." Link in bio! 🖤💭🌴
#toniscott #losangelesart #internationalwomensmonth #IWD2024
https://redcanarycollective.org/magazine/black-eve/
Artist Toni Scott speaks about the importance of the figure and the body in her artwork.
Toni Scott (@toniscottart) is a Black and Native American artist driven by a passionate dedication to illuminate both the tragic tales and stories of resilience within her rich ancestry.
We are so grateful that Toni was part of our panel discussion to celebrate Women’s History Month.
Make sure to FOLLOW @REDCANARYMAGAZINE to make sure you don’t miss more 🌟🌍
Mar 18
Artist Toni Scott speaks about the importance of the figure and the body in her artwork.
Toni Scott (@toniscottart) is a Black and Native American artist driven by a passionate dedication to illuminate both the tragic tales and stories of resilience within her rich ancestry.
We are so grateful that Toni was part of our panel discussion to celebrate Women’s History Month.
Make sure to FOLLOW @REDCANARYMAGAZINE to make sure you don’t miss more 🌟🌍
Writer Gretchen Uhrinek gets up close with Allegheny Goatscape (@alleghenygoatscape)`s goat herd to uncover the true adventures in goatscaping.
Follow her experience supporting the goats as they tackle the bush honeysuckle problem at Pittsburgh`s Hays Woods as she explores the question: "What is it about goats, anyway?"
Link in bio, now 🐐🌳
#goatscaping #AlleghenyGoatscape #pittsburgh
Mar 17
Writer Gretchen Uhrinek gets up close with Allegheny Goatscape (@alleghenygoatscape)`s goat herd to uncover the true adventures in goatscaping.
Follow her experience supporting the goats as they tackle the bush honeysuckle problem at Pittsburgh`s Hays Woods as she explores the question: "What is it about goats, anyway?"
Link in bio, now 🐐🌳
#goatscaping #AlleghenyGoatscape #pittsburgh
Environmental artist Lauren Bon speaks about the Annenberg Community Beach House in Santa Monica, CA 🌟🌊
The Annenberg Community Beach House is a staple of the Los Angeles community, providing a public space right along the Santa Monica shore — no membership required.
Wallis Annenberg’s dedication to creating a public community space resonates with Red Canary Magazine, as we believe that accessible, collective efforts are essential.
This community-minded ethos is what made the Annenberg Community Beach House the perfect spot for our first ever Red Canary Salon last week.
Thank you again to Lauren Bon (@laurenmetropolis) of Metabolic Studio (@metabolicstudio) for sharing her prescence and wisdom at this event.
We can’t wait to share more from the panel with you all. Make sure to FOLLOW @REDCANARYMAGAZINE to make sure you don’t miss more 🌟🌍
#metabolicstudio #losangelesriver #internationalwomensday #womenshistorymonth #iwd2024 #bendingtheriver #annenbergbeachhouse
Mar 15
Environmental artist Lauren Bon speaks about the Annenberg Community Beach House in Santa Monica, CA 🌟🌊
The Annenberg Community Beach House is a staple of the Los Angeles community, providing a public space right along the Santa Monica shore — no membership required.
Wallis Annenberg’s dedication to creating a public community space resonates with Red Canary Magazine, as we believe that accessible, collective efforts are essential.
This community-minded ethos is what made the Annenberg Community Beach House the perfect spot for our first ever Red Canary Salon last week.
Thank you again to Lauren Bon (@laurenmetropolis) of Metabolic Studio (@metabolicstudio) for sharing her prescence and wisdom at this event.
We can’t wait to share more from the panel with you all. Make sure to FOLLOW @REDCANARYMAGAZINE to make sure you don’t miss more 🌟🌍
#metabolicstudio #losangelesriver #internationalwomensday #womenshistorymonth #iwd2024 #bendingtheriver #annenbergbeachhouse
In April 2022, construction broke ground for the Wallis Annenberg Wildlife Crossing, which will vault over the deadly Highway 101 and allow deer, coyotes, roadrunners and mountain lions to cross the freeway unharmed by vehicles.
Southern California now knows that wolves are coming. Are we ready to welcome them home?
Read more about the groundbreaking of Ventura highways` Wildlife Crossing, the diversity gap it bridges for Santa Monica`s wildlife, and the animals who pushed this project forward.
Link in bio! 🐺🐾⛰️
#malibucreek #wildlifecrossing #venturahighway #venturafreeway #WallisAnnenbergWildlifeCrossing #wildlifeconservation #agourahills
Mar 15
In April 2022, construction broke ground for the Wallis Annenberg Wildlife Crossing, which will vault over the deadly Highway 101 and allow deer, coyotes, roadrunners and mountain lions to cross the freeway unharmed by vehicles.
Southern California now knows that wolves are coming. Are we ready to welcome them home?
Read more about the groundbreaking of Ventura highways` Wildlife Crossing, the diversity gap it bridges for Santa Monica`s wildlife, and the animals who pushed this project forward.
Link in bio! 🐺🐾⛰️
#malibucreek #wildlifecrossing #venturahighway #venturafreeway #WallisAnnenbergWildlifeCrossing #wildlifeconservation #agourahills
Community Conversations 🌍♥️
Thank you to Telea Insights (@telea.insights) and Casey Rogers (@wanderlust.39) for having Red Canary Magazine founder and publisher Tracy McCartney on Instagram live yesterday.
Casey was a panelist at our first-ever Red Canary Salon in honor of International Women`s Month last week.
We were excited to keep the conversation going over Instagram and hope to keep these conversations moving in the future.
🍂❤️🌎 #independentjournalism #womenshistorymonth #communitysupport
Mar 14
Community Conversations 🌍♥️
Thank you to Telea Insights (@telea.insights) and Casey Rogers (@wanderlust.39) for having Red Canary Magazine founder and publisher Tracy McCartney on Instagram live yesterday.
Casey was a panelist at our first-ever Red Canary Salon in honor of International Women`s Month last week.
We were excited to keep the conversation going over Instagram and hope to keep these conversations moving in the future.
🍂❤️🌎 #independentjournalism #womenshistorymonth #communitysupport
Environmental artist Lauren Bon speaks to the power of the matriarchy 🫏🌟
A huge shout out to Lauren Bon (@laurenmetropolis) of Metabolic Studio (@metabolicstudio) for sharing her prescence and wisdom at the first ever Red Canary Salon last week.
To celebrate Women’s History Month, Red Canary Magazine (@redcanarymagazine) hosted a panel discussion with powerful women who are making a difference.
We can’t wait to share more from the panel with you all. Make sure to FOLLOW @REDCANARYMAGAZINE to make sure you don’t miss more 🌟🌍
#metabolicstudio #losangelesriver #internationalwomensday #womenshistorymonth #iwd2024 #bendingtheriver #annenbergbeachhouse
Mar 12
Environmental artist Lauren Bon speaks to the power of the matriarchy 🫏🌟
A huge shout out to Lauren Bon (@laurenmetropolis) of Metabolic Studio (@metabolicstudio) for sharing her prescence and wisdom at the first ever Red Canary Salon last week.
To celebrate Women’s History Month, Red Canary Magazine (@redcanarymagazine) hosted a panel discussion with powerful women who are making a difference.
We can’t wait to share more from the panel with you all. Make sure to FOLLOW @REDCANARYMAGAZINE to make sure you don’t miss more 🌟🌍
#metabolicstudio #losangelesriver #internationalwomensday #womenshistorymonth #iwd2024 #bendingtheriver #annenbergbeachhouse
On Tuesday, we gathered our community to celebrate and honor Women`s History Month and International Women`s Day with an afternoon of tea and conversation.
The afternoon started with a grounding introduction by our Founder and Publisher, Tracy McCartney.
We left our panel discussion feeling inspired and energized by the five powerhouse panelists and our moderator who all uniquely contribute to social justice and environmental issues.
Creating space to gather, discuss, and enlighten each other was a beautiful experience. We look forward to more conversations — online and in person — as the year unfolds.
If you were inspired and would like to know more about Red Canary Magazine, or get involved with our partnerships, sponsorships and more, comment down below!
It is also not too late to donate to support the ongoing operations of Red Canary Magazine and future events, like this one. Link in bio to make your tax-deductible donation today!! #supportwomen
#internationalwomensday #IWD2024 #indepedentjournalism
Mar 8
On Tuesday, we gathered our community to celebrate and honor Women`s History Month and International Women`s Day with an afternoon of tea and conversation.
The afternoon started with a grounding introduction by our Founder and Publisher, Tracy McCartney.
We left our panel discussion feeling inspired and energized by the five powerhouse panelists and our moderator who all uniquely contribute to social justice and environmental issues.
Creating space to gather, discuss, and enlighten each other was a beautiful experience. We look forward to more conversations — online and in person — as the year unfolds.
If you were inspired and would like to know more about Red Canary Magazine, or get involved with our partnerships, sponsorships and more, comment down below!
It is also not too late to donate to support the ongoing operations of Red Canary Magazine and future events, like this one. Link in bio to make your tax-deductible donation today!! #supportwomen
#internationalwomensday #IWD2024 #indepedentjournalism
