Signal Fire

Hi, everyone! I'm Renée Rhodes (she/her) , Signal Fire's new Interim Program Coordinator. I'm very honored to be here, to collaboratively steward this next phase of Signal Fire's growth. My first experience with Signal Fire was on a 2015 Outpost trip, on an old logging road in the Mt. Hood Wilderness, during the magic of a meteor shower (the Perseids). That trip was really a catalyst for me and set me on a path of making environmental education and environmental justice a bigger part of my life. These days, I identify as an artist, gardener, and cultural worker. I have 15 years of experience developing and supporting creative programs at colleges and arts-based non-profits and 5 years of experience with ecological restoration and urban farming. I live in San Francisco, two miles from the Pacific Ocean. I am really happy to be working with Signal Fire.
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How Signal Fire Holds Space for BIPOC to Connect to Their Roots — Ragtag Magazine Historic and modern systems have affected Indigenous and Black experiences, separating the people from each other and their land—“stolen land, stolen people.” In this article, Bia speaks with Aviva McClure about the importance of BIPOC-identifying individuals reconnecting with both land and pe...