Tracy L. Barnett

Tracy L. Barnett is a Mexico-based independent writer focused on the environment, social justice, indigenous rights and travel. She is the founder of The Esperanza Project and author of the upcoming book, Looking for Esperanza: One Woman's Search for Hope in the Other America.

When Crafts Become Activism: A More Beautiful Movement

By Tracy L. Barnett, YES! magazine

What Corbett discovered for herself on her train trip is known as “craftivism,” a term popularized by North Carolina activist Betsy Greer. With Greer’s blessing, Corbett spun it into her unique “gentle protest” approach, and a decade later has turned that epiphany into a high-impact career, the international Craftivist Collective and a whole lot of creative social change.

December 20, 2018

Other Names, other Colours: Transition, Latino Style

By Tracy L. Barnett, Transition Culture

To be sustainable, small and authentic is better.

October 23, 2015

Seth Larson

I support PCI primarily because of the work of Richard Heinberg. Overall, regardless of the short-term circumstances of carbon energy, we as a species need to be focused on ...

Other Names, other Colours: Transition, Latino Style

By Tracy L. Barnett, Transition Culture

October 23, 2015