# Rebecca Solnit
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rebecca solnit (born 1961) is an American writer. She has written on a variety of subjects, including feminism, the environment, politics, place, and art.
== Early life and education ==
Solnit was born in Bridgeport, Connecticut, to a Jewish father and Irish Catholic mother, and in 1966 her family moved to Novato, California, where she grew up.
China and the global goldrush and Rebecca Solnit on George Orwell's roses
Mae Ngai explains how the racism that the thousands of Chinese found on the goldfields of California and Australia in the 19th century has had a lasting influence on East-West relations today, and Rebecca Solnit explains how seeing George Orwell's garden, in particular his roses, changed her whole …
Making SideWays: what a sensory show made for homes taught us about creativity, access & connection
We have more than five senses. Access can be a creative starting point. And theatre can happen in your home.
Join us behind the scenes of InSideWays to discover what happened when more than 100 collaborators - artists, makers, researchers and families – came together across two countries to reima…
ReThinking: The internet doesn't need your opinion on everything with Rebecca Solnit
American writer Rebecca Solnit thinks deeply and writes evocatively about our world. Her must-read essays and award-winning books span hope, history, art, leadership, and sustainability. Adam and Rebecca reflect on what we lose when public discourse is diluted to fit into social media, debate how t…
Libra New Moon: Why Every Room Leaves You So Exhausted
The New Moon in Libra lands Saturday, October 10, 2026, at 17 degrees of Libra. Its ruler, Venus, is retrograde at 7 degrees of Scorpio and locks into an exact square with Mars at 7 degrees of Leo on the very same day. Love and rage, eye to eye. This is a truth-telling New Moon, a reading of what i…
Everybody for Everybody with Elias Crim
Elias Crim is an editor, writer, translator, and publisher who founded the national blog and publisher Solidarity Hall in 2013 and the podcast Dorothy’s Place, named for Dorothy Day, in 2017.
Elias has written for the American Scholar, Hedgehog Review, Shareable, Arion, Strong Towns, Front Porch Re…
Weirdly Helpful Walking Strategies for the Withdrawn and Wistful Wanderer
A meandering stroll through some of Zak's favorite walking episode featuring Natalie from Toronto, Rob Walker, Phoebe McIndoe, Mordechai Gildenstern, Dave Leins and Bianca Giaever.
READ: Wanderlust by Rebecca Solnit
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The Dharma of Power
It feels good to do good. And many of us may find ourselves wanting to do good in a big way. To that end, we may seek to build power so that we can manifest our good intentions on a large scale. Power, however, is tricky, and there are many ways to get tangled up and turned around. The Buddhist tea…
Finding Possibility Within Harmful Systems: Hope, Solidarity, and Systemic Thinking in Therapy - An Interview with Travis Heath, PhD
Finding Possibility Within Harmful Systems: Hope, Solidarity, and Systemic Thinking in Therapy - An Interview with Travis Heath, PhD
Most of us were trained to look for the problem inside the client. Curt and Katie welcome Travis Heath, PhD, back for a long-awaited second conversation about wideni…
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