Bøger af Christine Henseler

Can you hear us? In the beginning, we were whispering as we pondered our thoughts, putting them on paper for the world to understand. Can you hear us? Over time, we started to speak in our indoor voices, beckoning for someone-anyone to listen to what we have to say. Can you hear us? Now we are screaming at the top of our lungs, assuring that the words bursting from our lips are amplified enough to allow hundreds, thousands, even millions of people to hear. Or even just one. This is the second volume to "Generation Now", a collection of narratives written by students at Union College. Our vision is to tell the stories of the change we wish to see in our worlds. Each of us have written a unique call to action to inspire our readers to make change in our respective communities. Open the book. Hear our voices. And use your own. Authors include Suleydi Betancourt, Athen Bo, Caitlin Buchanan, Elizabeth Cilia, Marika Contompasis, Kelsey Cox, Sophia Gebara, Grace Huebschmann, Nancy Lopez Ramirez, Catherine Nakato, Emmanuela Oppong, Lily Reale, and Hana Young.

Do you want to get involved in marine conservation, but you're not sure which path to take? This book compiles the unique experiences of 22 professionals from over 14 countries around the world, with the hope of providing you with a guide to enter an expansive field in untraditional ways. Contributors share their unexpected career paths into fields as diverse as geospatial technology, environmental law, creative consulting, biomimicry, film, sculpture, and more. How did they get there? What challenges and opportunities did they find along the way? What did they learn? With honesty, humor, and wisdom, the successful individuals in this volume give advice to anyone seeking to pursue a career into marine conservation today. Contributors share paths that may be surprising at times and reveal opportunities when taking chances and following your passions.

A collection of essays on how the arts and humanities change and inspire community leaders, artists, educators, scholars, and professionals

This book applies theoretical models that reflect the mediated, hybrid, and nomadic global scenes within which GenX artists and writers live, think, and work. Henseler touches upon critical insights in comparative media studies, cultural studies, and social theory, and uses sidebars to travel along multiple voices, facts, figures, and faces.