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Category Archives: Fangirl Friday
Fangirl Friday: 350.org
Fangirl Friday is a semi-regular (very semi-regular) feature highlighting an environmental and/or social justice non-profit group. It’s named as such because asking me about some ecological issue can be as dangerous as asking a comic book fan about her favorite … Continue reading
Posted in activism, climate change, climate ride, Fangirl Friday, social justice, Washington DC
Tagged 350.org, activism, climate change, climate forward
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Fangirl Friday: Oxfam
Fangirl Friday is a semi-regular (very semi-regular) feature highlighting an environmental and/or social justice non-profit group. It’s named as such because asking me about some ecological issue can be as dangerous as asking a comic book fan about her favorite … Continue reading
Fangirl Friday: D.C. Central Kitchen
Fangirl Friday is a semi-regular feature highlighting an environmental and/or social justice non-profit group. It’s named as such because asking me about some ecological or poverty-related issue can be as dangerous as asking a comic book fan about her favorite … Continue reading
Posted in activism, cooking, Fangirl Friday, food, Washington DC
Tagged central kitchen, charity, d.c. central kitchen, farming, food, social justice, washington dc
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Fangirl Friday: Green America
Fangirl Friday is a semi-regular feature highlighting an environmental and/or social justice non-profit group. It’s named as such because asking me about some ecological issue can be as dangerous as asking a comic book fan about her favorite Batman storyline. … Continue reading
Posted in climate ride, Fangirl Friday
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Fangirl Friday: Washington Area Bicyclist Association
Fangirl Friday is going to be a semi-regular feature so this blog is not All About Me. I’m calling it this because I’m a total eco-nerd (and a regular nerd, too). Anyone who knows me knows that asking me about … Continue reading
Will Bike for Change (or Pie!) 