Heather Luna

Imagine you are a middle class family in the UK. More specifically, one of the parents in the family. You wake up one morning, suddenly having the memories and felt experience of knowing someone as your son. Someone whom you had never heard of yesterday. Maybe you wouldn't

My eight months in Extinction Rebellion (XR) UK/International led to my current "career"/livelihood/path. I feel grounded, wiser, and more connected than ever before. But this might not be the typical trajectory of an ex-XRer. Listening to the latest episode of Conspirituality, this gem stood out:

An inquisitive journey into the sustainability industry Before doing my current anti-oppression/support for liberation work, my field was Education for Sustainable Development in UK higher education. I've written about my developing perspective on that space. The past few years, I've had a side gig as

At a recent event, I was billed as a “visionary”. That felt very uncomfortable for me. So I had to stop and think about it for a little while. Okay, they can call me a visionary, because we all have that capacity for visioning.  Patriarchy and colonialism have laid in

Question: My colleagues don’t understand the importance of looking at oppression and intersectionality and I don’t know where to start with them. My perspective on this: Most of us were born into a culture in which feedback is very difficult.  If we tried to challenge someone with a