Tag Archives: bonding

5 Jokes: Shared Histories

Posted on August 10, 2014 by sophiesokolov

Posted on behalf of Sophie Sokolov, Social Media Coordinator for Team North Shore Team North Shore only has five jokes. That’s one of them- saying that we only have five jokes. We repeat jokes that aren’t particularly funny over and … Continue reading →

Posted in 2014, Team Massachusetts, Team North Shore | Tagged #jokes, #relationships, bonding, Climate, Climate Change, climate summer, connection, culture, efficiency, freinds, friends, fun, humor, language, laughter, Movement Building, new friends, summer, urgency | Leave a comment

Yet Another Story…

Posted on July 1, 2014 by sophiesokolov

by Shreya Thatai, Team Leader for team North Shore By tomorrow, it will have been 18 days since I left home and began the adventure that is Climate Summer. Each day has felt like simultaneously a full month and just … Continue reading →

Posted in 2014, Team North Shore | Tagged bonding, building relationships, change, chuck palahniuk, Climate Change, climate summer, community, friends, hope, love, Movement Building, public narrative, relationship, society, stories, Story, training | 1 Comment

Lawn Games, Bees: Pain and Beauty

Posted on June 30, 2014 by sophiesokolov

by Abbie Goldberg, Video Coordinator for the North Shore Team When we arrived at the Pawtucket Congregational Church, after a long day of around 40 miles of biking, we set up a hose where we could shampoo our hair and … Continue reading →

Posted in 2014, Team North Shore | Tagged #climatesummer, Anti-Oppression, bonding, chip, community, environmental justice, friends, friendship, knife in the chest, movement, Movement Building, new friends, Oppression, play, singing, summer, wen stephensen | Leave a comment

And Finally, the Ten-Week Roundup

Posted on August 18, 2013 by janiceygan

Written with love by Team Maine August 16th, 2013 Shaun Best moment: The First Friday Art Walk in Portland – talking to people who would have never known about the issue of tar sands, and combining interactive art with climate … Continue reading →