A simple phrase, give and take, can quietly train us to treat care like a transaction. What happens when receiving starts to feel like debt, and belonging starts to feel...
Author - Gregg Hone
Gregg Hone aka Gregg the Artivist is a climate storyteller, artist, and activist using the power of creativity to challenge systems of injustice and inspire meaningful change. Working at the intersection of climate and social justice, Gregg creates content that is bold, accessible, emotionally resonant — and deeply human.
A late night in Brussels turned into a question about belonging, safety, and what we do when the ground keeps shifting. This is my takeaway: radical acceptance is not a...
A Sunday lunch turns into a reflection on nostalgia as a coping mechanism and the myth of normal. I map three ways I notice people cope as the world shifts. I ask: what...
After a big day, I sometimes call it a treat and disappear into delivery food and a binge. But the comfort trap is sneaky. It looks cosy, yet leaves me feeling worse...
Choosing what builds life is my vow for 2026. Dear friends, Watching these READ articles grow in 2025 from a handful of people when I started, to over 1,000 readers...
An end of year reflection on belonging to community, protecting attention, and reducing noise in 2026 Humanity reflection: This is a Polaroid from the Humanity Hub...
News detox as a personal choice not a moral failure. News Detox: As I start to write this, I’m not entirely sure how. The activist in me wants to scream. To dissect...
SLIP SLOP SLAP The jingle I still remember, and the problem we actually solved. Slip Slop Slap: I want to share a good news story. And honestly… it’s a...
Recently my father sent me a news article that first made me angry because of its ridiculous fear based language. But when I slowed down and looked deeper, it sent me on...
Kenton (one of my rabbits) taught me something this morning. While I try to build community in my neighbourhood, community is already thriving in my garden. The birds...
