A mostly visual diary of a slow walk (with many sitting spots, observing reindeers, moths, bees and reading) and a dialogue/monologue with a sacred / living mountain in Norway
You are invited to join the Ecofeminist Society
Welcome to The Ecofeminist Society. We are building a research- & science-backed community, for us, by us. A place to gather, learn, teach, develop new practices, engage in rituals, and be in community with others. […]
My Grandmother’s Dress
And other things I carried home from Finland This summer I have been working as an apprentice at the Pieni Kulttuuripuoti (engl. Little Culture Shop) in Finland. For 20 years, the shop has organised cultural […]
KinShip, Cork, Ireland: Ecologies of Care on a Reclaimed Landfill-turned-Park
Introduction – Let’s start with the Place From 1964 to 2009, Tramore Valley Park in Cork City served as the city’s main landfill. It counts 17 hectares of accumulated urban waste. Since its closure, the […]
Un-clogging the Pores of Perception: Membrane Permeability, Hygiene and Knowing When to Stop
I was asked to write on ecothanatos, an emerging theme in my study group where we engage in practicing other ways of learning with the more-than-human world. The word teases me. What can I learn […]
Kerri ní Dochartaigh’s Thin Places in Troubled Landscapes, from self-medication to naming the shapeshifters
Sometimes I am reminded of my own naivety… by a good travel and … reinforced by a good book written by people from the land I visited. When people ask me why I am interested […]
Writing(with)plants in Botanical Garden, Oslo
Join Writing (with) Plants, a creative workshop where forest bathing, learning about/from/with plants, experimental writing and… storytelling come together. 10.00-12.00: Workshop Optional – join for lunch The workshop is for free, but food and drinks […]
From Witch Trauma to Ecofeminist Joy
This year, I became one of the founding members of the Ecofeminist Society. We are building an online orgo.space where people can learn together more about ecofeminism. One of the important hubs is the witchcraft […]
Forest thresholds for the dead
When grief arrives, we often expect to handle it quickly and in private. But in the old traditions of Eastern Finland and Karelia, grief was handled more gently. Grief was shared out loud and held by […]
ECO+THANATOLOGY 2026: Call for contributions for our online NSU autumn symposium (Deadline 15 September 2025)
Co-create with us in the weekend of 12-13 December 2026 and share your paper drafts, prayers, poems, practice experimentations with us by September 15th for feedback from an international community of practitioners, poets and scholars […]