Tapestry

Ultimately, healing meant realizing that I was the creator of my own life.

I approach time cautiously now, its vast continuum billowing into space, uncertain as an opera with no clear ending.

Imagine you are on that departing spaceship. Will you suddenly panic at the loss of that smell that comes before rain?

“We are all homing — a journey by bits and pieces, looking for where we belong.”

Even outside of my studio, I often question the source and process inherent in my surroundings.

I joined the Minnesota Safe Harbor system as a navigator, which makes me feel like I can help change the lives of our vulnerable populations on a larger scale.

Sarah Curtiss: Breaking Patterns When I think of trans- forming justice, I think of the way that we are with

Margaret Hasse and Sharon DeMark: Shelter During the distress of pandemic, political unrest, and grievous social injustices, we sought to

This situation opens the door for us to be even more intentional about making authentic connections with the people we love, even virtually.

“The words “whole” and “healing” are rooted in meaning and intertwined with experience.” – Patricia Hoolihan

Why Laverne McCartney Knighton ran for office, how Anisa Hajimumin is supporting immigrant business owners, Hannah McVeigh’s academic look at how women make law, Katie O’Rourke honors Minnesota suffragists

Ignition versus numbness (Jessi Martinez), bridging Iraqi and American identities (Jessica Belt Saem Eldahr), building coalition around antiracism work (Erika Thorne), education amidst COVID (Aaliyah Hodge), and claiming identity among immigrants as storytellers (Susan Bosher)