Agency and Resilience — The Book
At the heart of the project is a 168-page photographic book, organized chronologically and thematically, tracing how a single act of violence moved through a community. Photographs from the scene and from the months that followed sit alongside primary documents: transcripts, 911 calls, press conference statements, and official communications, left as much as possible to speak for themselves. The intent is not to editorialize but to assemble a record — one that readers can examine, question, and return to.
The book is the culmination of nearly a decade of protest photography: over 60,000 frames made on the streets since 2017, a sustained practice of showing up that long predates Operation Metro Surge. None of it was preparation for January 24. All of it made what came after possible.
Earthsayers — Podcast
EarthSayers InConversation is the newest initiative from EarthSayers.org, the pioneering search engine dedicated to curating the voices of sustainability for over 20 years. Born out of EarthSayers’ extensive archive of more than 5,000 educational videos, EarthSayers InConversation now brings environmental and social interviews to life. These talks highlight urgent issues across the UN’s Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) while centering Indigenous wisdom and the voices of global changemakers often lost in the noise of mainstream platforms.
Dodging Bullets — The Movie
Dodging Bullets: Stories from Survivors of Historical Trauma is a groundbreaking documentary that provides an authentic and unfiltered look at life in Indian Country. Unlike many films that sensationalize Indigenous struggles, this documentary amplifies the voices of survivors, offering a powerful perspective on historical trauma and resilience. Filmed across multiple locations in North America, With a 4.7+ rating on Amazon Prime Dodging Bullets sheds light on stories rarely seen in mainstream media, challenging stereotypes and deepening understanding.
