Frequently Asked Questions
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WHAT IS WATCH YOUR HEAD?
An anthology of creative works devoted to climate justice and the climate crisis and all issues that intersect. HOW DID WATCH YOUR HEAD GET STARTED? This anthology came together as a result of a climate crisis poetry reading on September 7, 2019. The line up included Margaret Christakos, Adam Giles Catherine Graham, Hege Jakobsen Lepri, Khashayar Mohammadi, Terese Mason Pierre, Rasqira Revulva, and Todd Westcott. It was a moving and powerful event. We needed a platform to share their work, and so Watch Your Head was born. It will continue to be a home for climate protest readings as well as a place to present writing, video, art, music about climate justice and the climate crisis. WHAT IS THE GOAL OF WATCH YOUR HEAD? Watch Your Head wants to keep conversations about the climate crisis and climate justice at the forefront. We want individuals to make their governments and industry and media accountable. We want people to act and to demand action. We must keep the conversation about climate justice and the climate crisis going. We can't continue on business as usual. Here are some things you can do: attend protests, join a climate organization, sign petitions, write to your members of parliament, talk to your friends and family, share climate articles on social media. WHY IS THIS ANTHOLOGY CALLED WATCH YOUR HEAD Watch Your Head is both a warning and a critique of our self-interest that got us into this climate emergency. WHO IS IN THE EDITORIAL COLLECTIVE? See Masthead I AM INTERESTED IN VOLUNTEERING FOR WATCH YOUR HEAD We are not looking for editors or volunteers at the moment. Please follow our social media accounts and blog for updates and calls for volunteers. |
