Project As[I]Am has a call for submissions out right now! The topic is “Our Greatest Resource,” on emotional labor, care, and love letters to yourself and others united for a more socially just world. Get your submissions in by June 4th — we’d love to see your work! These past few weeks have been a […]
On the butter-yellow staircase at Poet’s House, I always take a moment to pause. The staircase leads on to a room I wish I had discovered earlier, with book nooks and wide tables overlooking the water. The building is in an unlikely spot down by Wall Street, and I got a chance to revisit only […]
Shaka – bracelets made out of shells, here shown in different stages of the cutting and carving process. Currently, I’m in transit. I’m headed to New York to speak at the Muslim Protagonist conference at Columbia University. Just three weeks ago, I was in Dhaka living an entirely separate life. And for the interim it’s […]
Happy barbecue eaters at the Yes on Districts office. I have been an explorer for as long as I can remember – however, I have not yet had the opportunity to explore much of the great state of Washington, since I was either a) unable to drive or b) attending school across the country. So, […]
I am a young voter – there, I’ve admitted it. I’m on par with the unicorn in my rarity and have only been voting for nary 2 years now. However, I have worked on campaigns before. In my high school days, I registered people to vote when I was not yet allowed to touch a […]
I spent last weekend traveling to Bellingham and Ruby Beach, and I must say that it was quite refreshing. I got to see places that I hadn’t ever been to and sample food and experiences that were interesting and new (Ladyfest, Bellingham farmer’s market, a beach in the late afternoon…). So, I decided to write […]
These ones were total randomness – they come from every place and every day! These were from Snoqualmie Falls – so beautiful… Check out some more posts featuring my photography.
I believe that all of these were taken on the walk between Idylwood and Marymoor. Yay! Check out some more posts featuring my photography.