Katie Singer's Substack

Healing & Inspiration in Challenging Times

When talking about Fierce Vulnerability, Kazu Haga names that the changes happening now are unprecedented.

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October 2025

A Brief History of Sustainable Directions

A decade ago, I heard someone ask Suzan Shown Harjo, the Cheyenne and Arapaho writer and Indian policy advocate, “What’s the most important event in…

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GIVE ME ECOLITERACY SCHOOL

(and quit schools that promote Earth-ravaging capitalism and AI)

Oct 23 • 

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Aiming for a more Earth-connected life

While algorithms monitor, think for and monetize humans—and fail to value nature—a friend suggested we shift our focus away from the ways that we…

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Witnessing Gaza

On October 1st, the start of Yom Kippur, the holiest day of the Jewish year, a group of Santa Fe New Mexicans inspired by Jijmegen, Sweden began reading…

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September 2025

Gathering courage to live a real life with less media

When I told a graphic designer that I can’t figure out how to reduce my media consumption on my own, she told me about Media Addicts Anonymous, a…

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Another Opportunity to Question Our Thinking

It’s wildfire season.

Sep 15 • 

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Educating ourselves as if life depends on nature

While another school year begins, I look for teachers and students exploring how to live within their bioregion’s offerings—by the fuel, food, water and…

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August 2025

Returning to Small

In Small Is Beautiful: A Study of Economics As If People Mattered, E.F.

Aug 18 • 

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A.I. and You

In his Substack, “A.I.

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July 2025

Never Again Moss Landing:

The battery fire that should change the world—and could affect people who eat lettuce or strawberries

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Who will win the water: computers or living creatures?

Water doesn’t need us to save her—she needs us to remember we are her.

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