Last week was rough... but if you want to read an uplifting story about Indigenous Data Sovereignty and why you should CARE, check out the profile about Leke Hutchins' (@IndigenizeSci) research in Hawai’i in @ScienceMagazine:

Today Mrs. Fannie Lou Hamer was born. She did so much in this world. My favorite lesson was her speech after a tornado had destroyed the majority black town Inverness. She said the Delta had been a disaster zone since slavery. I will never forget that…she always spoke her truth.

Indigenous awakening happening at @Stanford. See linked video in the post below from the Muwekma Ohlone Tribe of the San Francisco Bay Area. Immensely grateful to the Tribe for guidance and partnership with Jasper Ridge Biological Preserve ('Ootchamin 'Ooyakma) (@stanfordjrbp).

Join us as Assistant Professor in the Earth System Science Department at Stanford University - apply by August 31, 2024 - this is a broad search, and areas of interest include biodiversity, global ecology, Indigenous knowledge, etc. https://t.co/IAs8XdFPYI

SOIL A photo story about Black Farmers in the Mississippi Delta that’s aims to deconstruct the negative stereotypes that are attached to farming while black. I’m honored that I am able to work with and create images that accurately represents the people of the Mississippi Delta.

Check our @southmycorrhiza @mycorrhiza_ims YT channel an interview to @EduChore by @nahpo about relationships between mycorrhizal fungi & decomposition (@NewPhyt meta-analysis). As a novelty: is in Spanish with English subtitles. #Mycorrhiza @KKTreseder https://t.co/Yt4F0OkwmY

Postdoc position to join our agroecology lab at @UGeosciences to study ant-mediated ecosystem services and climate change in coffee agroforestry systems in Mexico. https://t.co/aNIWQHF2hu

🚨 My first Postdoc project, titled 'Eyes in the Sky on #Tigray, Ethiopia – Monitoring the Impact of Armed Conflict on Cultivated Highlands Using Satellite Imagery,' is finally published (open access). Link:

Another chance to see #FarmworkerPortfolio🦋 LIVE! This time in LOS ANGELES! Go see some AMAZING storytellers, poets, artists, friends, and farmworker familia! Pick up a copy of @commonmag's Issue 23, featuring the portfolio, and get it autographed! https://t.co/pR0iSZRCLc

Life on Earth depends on plants and the microbes they interact with - how have the ecology and evolution of these interactions been altered by human disturbance? 3 post doc positions to tackle this issue in an @ERC_Research Advanced Grant project - application DL 4 December!

John Knowles @EcohydroJFK and I are looking for a postdoc to help with a new regenerative agriculture project. Please help spread the word! Postdoc could be based out of Bay Area or Chico.

My first piece of narrative or creative non-fiction is dedicated to my grandfather and all of my friends experiencing the loss of their fathers and grandfathers. I love you all. “Fish Hacks” ⁦@SciHistoryOrg⁩

New lab paper just published with @SpringerNature in @NatureEcoEvo! Our team discovered that #redlining, a racially-biased practice, influences #noise pollution distribution in 83 U.S. cities, with consequences for humans and #biodiversity. Full access: https://t.co/T9mPy3dT4v

Planning your Thanksgiving meal this week? You'll want to read @lithub's conversation with Miguel M. Morales and contributors to our Issue 26 portfolio about farmworker families and the hands that pick your food. @trustmiguel https://t.co/bWndyic2uF

In this essay from our farmworker portfolio, Aidee Guzman (@soilsandbees) writes about her father's job as a cattle driver and "modern cowboy," noting that the cowboy is no longer the image of freedom it once was. https://t.co/eBWMKF5mBI

Sharing this piece about my dad’s story (from farm worker to cattle driver) that I’ve been thinking about for years. Sharing something so personal is scary but I am so grateful that this story is part of the @commonmag #FarmworkerPortfolio — led by @TrustMiguel 💫

#FarmworkerPortfolio🦋

Still some time to apply