Notes on Resilience
What if resilience is more about protecting the good than enduring the bad?
Lyn Rye
musician, poet, scientist, and organizer. I write about how much we all need each other and what to do about it. [all posts contain both text & audio.]
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Rural Indiana Report-Back
Indiana is fighting back. We could all learn something from it.
Projecting 2026
Reflections on what it means to fight a world-building project, and why our stories matter during the fight.
"Truth Comes Before Reconciliation: An Exercise in American Truth-Telling"
I had an article published in the Nebraska Journal on Advancing Justice and today I'm going to read it to you.
Teargas in Chicago, Cartels in Nebraska
A very 2025 story about the failures of people in power and how urban and rural struggles are connected
I have thoughts about the Charlie Kirk assassination
And seeking a deeper ethic about political violence that prepares us for what may come
The Bullet From Behind
A case study in the politics of outrage, Palestine, and a public park in Glencoe, Illinois.
This Eid I Wore a Crocheted Shawl
A reflection on Eid Al-Adha and human courage in the face of nightmares, from Palestine to Appalachia
"please look."
Story-time about homelessness in my hometown in Indiana, including photo documentation I never had before.
A Little Mosque on the Prairie
On gas station iftars and the hidden history of rural America