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The Story of O – an original story by Donald Jose David Zepeda. Once there was the letter O.  It was not the letter A, and it was not the letter H.  It was the letter O. Sometimes I think it would try to be the letter P.  In a word like “porch”, for instance,ContinueContinue reading “Donald Zepeda: The Story of O.”

One of Tim’s sketches – How To Draw a Hand. Help us support Tim and Others – please donate 7/2025. By Tim Martin. I am a convicted felon. My sentencing hearing is October 3 at 9:30 am. If I’ve felt safe, content, strong and at ease, as the loving-kindness prayer suggests, it’s because of theContinueContinue reading “Tim Martin: I Am A Convicted Felon.”

One of Tim’s sketches that shows his vision for a different jail. Help us support Tim and Others – please donate Tim Martin has now spent 9 weeks in the DC Jail. His sentencing is scheduled for August 22, following his conviction for taking action to compel our leaders to treat the climate crisis likeContinueContinue reading “Tim Martin: 9 weeks in DC Jail. Still Leading with Dignity.”

As of yesterday, June 17, 2025, Kroegeor Green is finally free. After spending about 13 months in jails and federal prison, Kroegeor has been released—and he’s just as committed to justice, compassion, and care as ever. Kroegeor has always devoted himself to others—working with people experiencing homelessness, providing nursing care, and volunteering with refugees inContinueContinue reading “FREE!”

“Live simply so that others may simply live.” – Mahatma Gandhi It may sound to you like we’re trying too hard when we say Donald Zepeda embodies the spirit of sacrifice expounded by Mahatma Gandhi. But the truth is Truth.   Think about your attic, your basement, the trunk of your car, your “junk” drawer.ContinueContinue reading “Spirit of Sacrifice”

Tim Martin (left) and Baltimore Museum of Art chief curator Kevin Tervala pose in front of the BMA’s Little Dancer statue. Tim was invited to consult at the BMA after his action at the National Gallery in DC. Tim Martin is a 55-year-old father of two, an architect and engineer who has spent his lifeContinueContinue reading “Tim Martin”

Free lodging. Free food. Free fellowship. Come support Tim Martin’s trial by day. Enjoy community building by night: Tim Martin goes to trial April Fool’s Day – for standing up for his children and for all of us. He and Joanna Smith acted to demand our leaders act responsibly for a change (imagine that!). WithContinueContinue reading “Trial Week!”

Kroegeor Green (legal name Jackson Green) has always worked caring for people: with homeless folks, providing nursing care, working as a volunteer with refugees in Texas. But he got tired of treating symptoms. On realizing the system is the problem, he moved from Utah to DC to fight for climate justice. “We all deserve cleanContinueContinue reading “Jackson “Kroegeor” Green”

Donald Zepeda has dedicated his life to the fight for justice. After graduating from Grand Valley State College with a degree in international relations, Donald Zepeda learned about the climate catastrophe. He could have embarked on a career, with a 401k, health insurance and vacation days. But the urgency of the crisis permeated his being.ContinueContinue reading “Donald Zepeda”