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Rewilding Magazine + unlearning ableist language: Project Mushroom's Latest

Creator Spotlight: Rewilding Magazine Hey there Project Mushroom members – in this month's Creator Spotlight we'd like to suggest you give a follow to Rewilding Magazine (@rewildingmag@spore.social), one of the creator accounts on our spore.social instance. Rewilding Magazine provides resources on improving the relationship

The Fire These Times + Budget Poll Results: Project Mushroom's Latest

Creator Spotlight: The Fire These Times Hey Project Mushroom! This month we'd like to recommend you check out the work of spore.social member Joey Ayoub (@joey@spore.social), who is the founder of the podcast The Fire These Times. Each week, Joey and a team of hosts

Our next community meeting + 2024 budget: Project Mushroom's Latest

Community meeting The next Project Mushroom community meeting will take place Sunday, January 28th, 2024 — 1:00pm EST / 6:00pm UTC. You can join the meeting here: https://meet.jit.si/ConnectedMyceliumGrowingTogether There are two agenda items at this meeting, which are described in detail in this newsletter. First, Sam

Federating with Threads + Chanterelle Chatter: Project Mushroom's Latest

Should we federate with Threads? You may be familiar with Instagram's Twitter clone, Threads. Meta (the parent company of Facebook, Instagram, and Threads) is currently piloting the ability for Threads users to follow Mastodon accounts, and possibly integrate with the Fediverse in the future. This has raised red

SciArtSeptember + Crow News + Customizing your social media experience: Project Mushroom's latest

Blending art and science for #SciArtSeptember All month, our feeds have been blessed with creative responses to the daily prompt for #SciArtSeptember — a chance to break down the barriers between disciplines while having fun and sharing our talents. Go take a scroll through the hashtag to catch up on what

Personalizing Systemic Change + An AMA with the Project Mushroom Team: Project Mushroom's Latest

Joshua P. Hill on Personalizing Systemic Change "It’s not one or the other, it’s not the personal or the systemic, it’s the personal oriented towards the systemic, and empowered to be a part of the collective force to change the world at scale," writes spore.

Important Update on Project Mushroom

Hi folks, In June, the team at Project Mushroom learned that Eric Holthaus had kept our newsletter mailing list and signed everyone up to his Currently weather newsletter without consent. We want to be clear: this is an unacceptable misuse of your personal information, and a breach of trust. We

An Activism Reading Group + Queer Issues in Greece: Project Mushroom's Latest

A Reading Group for Let This Radicalize You Project Mushroom member Heather Luna (@keduzi@spore.social) is organizing a reading group for the recently-released Let This Radicalize You, with the next event taking place on July 9. If you're interested in participating, just DM Heather on either spore.

Warmly, Zaria + Rewiring America: Project Mushroom latest

In partnership with Rewiring America Warmly, Zaria + Rewiring: Project Mushroom latest Hey shroomies! Dear Zaria: Should I have kids during a climate crisis?Given our current climate emergency, I am struggling with the idea of having children in the future. How do I navigate this, and what are your thoughts

Not Too Late, Blue Check Mess + Commons: Project Mushroom's latest

Happy, Not Too Late, publication day! This New Book Of Essays Will Give You Hope For The Fight Against The Climate Crisis“Fight like hell, and don’t give up,” Rebecca Solnit says of a new collection of essays, ‘Not Too Late’, which she co-edited with Thelma Young Lutunatabua.British

Climate Action + Share your awe: Project Mushroom's latest

Climate Action, Every Day Happy end of March, Shroomies! My long-time friend and climate activist, @Parents4Planet, cultivates “weekly actions,” that help us keep the climate fight personal and actionable in our daily lives. On day seventy-three now, Parents4Planet has recommended small but vital actions like writing local governments about pollinator

The Coolest Show + tornado relief: Project Mushroom latest

The Coolest Show Hey shroomies! "Advocate for people and planet" and our friend, Tamara Toles O’Laughlin, guest hosted environmental justice icon, Reverend Yearwood’s, “The Coolest Show” at the end of last year. Toles O’Laughlin was joined by Melanie Allen, co-director of the Hive Fund, and

IPCC breakdown + Third Act: Project Mushroom latest

Everyone, Everywhere, Right Now. Hey shroomies! The IPCC’s summary for policymakers came out this last week, followed very quickly by a rush of all the climate feels from everyone who cares (and that’s a lot of people). I spoke to Ketan Joshi, author of Windfall and renewable energy

Reproductive justice = climate justice: Project Mushroom Latest

Happy Equinox, Project Mushroom Today I want to talk about Andrea Grimes and the abortion news updates she shares in Project Mushroom every Friday. Reproductive rights fall under the big intersectional umbrella of climate justice — Grimes covers the continuing rise of what she terms “anti-abortion fascism.” Her work is important,

Climate Toolkit for the Tired + Philly Thrive: Project Mushroom Latest

Climate Action Toolkit for the Tired Hey shroomies! I spoke with authors and activists Kate Schapira and Shannon Brescher Shea about, Climate Action Toolkit for the Tired, their resource for anyone looking to become involved in the climate justice movement. Kate and Shannon want to help folks plug into climate

Early marriage and climate + NY Cares: Project Mushroom Latest

“Marriage becomes a form of climate adaptation” Early marriage has become climate adaptation in South Asia, says Founder of Climate Brides ProjectEarly marriage is a crisis in South Asia and is worsened with climate change. Severe weather events impact women disproportionately.Currently Weather ServiceAnna Abraham Hey shroomies! This week in

Particles for Justice + Oil drilling in Alaska — Project Mushroom Latest

Particles for Justice Hey shroomies! Chanda Weinstein-Prescod shared, in Project Mushroom, an open letter signed by herself and other physicists denouncing the attacks on Black and LGBTQ+ Visibility. These include book bans in schools and a “moral panic” around critical race theory as a lens for understanding the world. You

COVID justice + climate solidarity: Project Mushroom's latest

What's happening in  Project Mushroom? 🍄 COVID Justice is Climate Justice Hey shroomies! This week, Lucky Tran, organizer of the March for Science and public health advocate, published a rebuttal in the Guardian to the most recent anti-masking article from the New York Times. Tran was an early supporter

Bird Glamour and Fridays for Future: Project Mushroom Latest

What's happening in Project Mushroom?🍄 Hey shroomies! Today in the Project Mushroom community, I’d love to introduce you to Lisa Buckley’s Bird Glamour. Lisa is a Vertebrate Paleontologist who uses makeup to teach us about birds. If you ask her what her favourite dinosaur is, she’

Pride in STEM, Collective Ownership, #BlackClimateWeek: Project Mushroom Latest

What's happening in Project Mushroom?🍄 Hello Shroomies, The Project Mushroom newsletter is curated every week by myself — Meg Ruttan, Director of Community Engagement and Organizing. In addition to my work at Currently and Project Mushroom, I’m a climate organizer (and mom! and cat lover!) from southern Ontario.

The latest from Project Mushroom 🍄 🍄 🍄

Micah Herskind sat down with our Director of Community Engagement and Organizing, Meg Ruttan, to talk about abolition, climate justice, and how they come together around the “Cop City” proposed by police services in Atlanta. Herskind is an abolition activist and organizer who advocates in Project Mushroom and Spore. He

🍄What's happening in Project Mushroom?🍄

Hey shroomies! It’s hard to believe, but just three months ago, Project Mushroom didn’t exist. Now, Project Mushroom is the largest climate project on Mastodon and our affiliate newsletters and podcasts will begin sprouting up any day now. Starting today, we’re delivering this newsletter (the flagship Project

Our resolution for 2023: Build a safe place to change the world

Make your New Years resolution now: No more giving power to people who platform racists, white supremacists, and climate deniers. 2023 will be the year that Project Mushroom builds a critical mass of justice-focused creators across our very own collectively-led ecosystem working for the greater good. With your support, we

Your three-step plan to leave Twitter (in less than 5 min)

Project Mushroom exists to help us take back power from the billionaires — and collectively build an ecosystem of creators working together for justice. To make that dream happen, we're asking everyone reading this email to do a few steps to help accelerate Project Mushroom today: Step 1: Sign

We did it!!! Here's Project Mushroom's next steps. 🍄

We did it!!! Last night, Project Mushroom fully-funded our Kickstarter. With your support, we are now well on our way to building Project Mushroom into a safe place for people who want to change the world. If you didn't have a chance to contribute to the Kickstarter before