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oceans and earth.
Bay Area
🎬Oceania: Journey to the Center
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🎬✨ THE REUNION WE’VE BEEN WAITING FOR! 🌊💙

For the first time in over a decade, Tikati Rehka and Natalie Zimmerman @alchemydream.studio will reunite in #Adelaide for the #AustralianPremiere of OCEANIA: Journey to the Centre at the @wildearthoceania Film Festival.

This powerful reunion celebrates more than a remarkable film—it honours a shared journey of courage, connection, and deep love for our #oceans. Together once again, Tikati and Natalie will join audiences for this unforgettable screening, sharing the story behind one of the festival’s most moving cinematic experiences.

📅 Thursday, 13 August 2026

🕔 5:00 PM

📍 Piccadilly Cinema, North Adelaide

This special Australian Premiere is part of a unique paired event with St Peter’s Cathedral, creating an inspiring evening that brings together film, community, and a shared commitment to the future of our oceans. Experience an unforgettable journey from the cinema to the cathedral as we celebrate the healing power of storytelling, music, and collective action.

🌏 ONE EARTH. ONE OCEAN. ONE UNFORGETTABLE REUNION.

Join us for one of the most anticipated events of the festival and witness this extraordinary reunion of two inspiring ocean advocates.

🎟️ Book your tickets now and be part of this remarkable evening.

#WildEarthOceana #WildEarthOceanaFilmFestival

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April Dump:

“I fall in love with myself, and I want someone to share it with. I want someone to share me with me.”

—Eartha Kitt

!!!!!

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Beltane Bump

May 2, 2026
4pm-Sunset
Albany Bulb

Come boogie by the bay!

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We’re excited to welcome another group of leaders to the 2026 @sunvalleyforum, with new perspectives continuing to shape the conversations ahead.

From June 15–18, the Sun Valley Forum will convene a dynamic mix of innovators, investors, and practitioners advancing solutions at the intersection of climate, nature, and capital, hosted by @christensen.global

Powered By Nature: A Blueprint for Innovation, Investment, and Impact continues to come to life as we announce additional speakers joining this year’s program:

Jill Nishi, Philanthropy Northwest
@chasecain, Meteorologist
Vijay Vaitheeswaran @theeconomist
@lindseagordon, Lindsay Gordon Consulting
Dan Stein, @givinggreen.earth
@realemmyscott, @earthguardians
Mike Sutton, @goldmanprize Foundation
@cassidytree, @wildgiftorg

Together, these voices are driving forward new models across finance, food systems, conservation, and community-led innovation, building pathways toward a more regenerative and resilient future.

The full program drops soon. Secure your spot now before capacity fills 🌿

📍 June 15–18, 2026 | Sun Valley Resort, ID

🔗 Apply to attend at the link in our bio!

#SunValleyForum #ClimateAction #PoweredByNature

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Please join us on April 21st for a very special evening with the award-winning film Oceania: Journey to the Center, a poetic cinematic journey of sea-level rise and community resilience as told by Kiribati island people of Oceania.

Tickets support climate impact in communities both here and in Micronesia, Oceania. Program and screening will be followed by Q&A with local filmmaker Natalie Zimmerman and impact producer Lindsay Gordon.

Check out our link in bio to get your tickets!!

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Alumni Spotlight: Lindsay Gordon ‘17

SMEA alumna Lindsay Gordon is turning storytelling into action.
As Impact Producer of the award-winning documentary Oceania: Journey to the Center, Lindsay is helping share the story of communities in Kiribati facing sea-level rise and climate change.
The film’s Impact Program supports ocean education, community screenings, and climate literacy efforts, and you can support the work through the project’s grassroots GoFundMe.

Read Lindsay’s full SMEA Alumni Spotlight at the link in bio.

#SMEAatUW #UWAlumni #OceanStories #ClimateAction

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January & February dump!

Key Insight:

gotta read and write more poetry with friends 👨🏿‍🍳

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“Home” is more than mere property, real estate, a physical dwelling. Our home planet, more than a resource for extraction. We begin our OCEANIA educational tour with a screening hosted by the Department of Architecture of University of Naples Federico II. More to follow ..

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Feb is getting steamy… 🌶️

This month at Big Brain:
• Timely, relevant topics
• Lectures honoring Black History Month
• One very spicy talk in the spirit of love & intimacy 💘

🎟️ LINK IN BIO 🎟️

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One in five fish on our dinner plates may be tied to illegal fishing—and in some cases, slavery on the high seas. That’s the sobering reality discussed on Rising Tide as we look at how destructive practices like bottom trawling devastate ecosystems and exploit workers, far from public view. As highlighted in Ocean by David Attenborough, what happens offshore doesn’t stay offshore. These issues were front and center at UNOC, where leaders called for stronger international funding and enforcement to protect both oceans and human rights.

This conversation arrives as Rising Tide: The Ocean Podcast reaches its 150th episode, amplifying diverse voices of the sea. In 2025, some of our most-listened episodes featured policy expert George Leonard on the future of public seas, chef Andrew Zimmern on blue food, and Yurok author Amy Bowers on restoring the Klamath River.

The ocean connects us all. Accountability must too. Listen & subscribe to Rising Tide: https://t.co/Wff6T5UtmW

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November Dump:

I think the idea of a monthly photo dump is brilliant for many reasons:

1- It helps indecisive ppl post cuz it reduces perfectionism and posting anxiety.

2- It shows the authentic “texture” of your month rather than single highly curated moments.

3- It serves as a photographic timecapsule of a certain time in your life, like a storytelling archive.

4- If potential suitors are looking at your insta and they see a subtle communication of emotional availability as human, as well as multidimensionality. If theres group photos, good stuff- you are socially competent and have friends.

5- If you have a thirst trap that you don’t want to post on it’s own, you can strategically sandwich it into one of your more “wholesome” dumps, thus removing any charge of vanity(not that vanity is necessarily bad). Mines at the end.

6- Certain events can be hierarchicalized without diminishment and hurt feelings cuz it shows your social world without overemphasizing any one person.

7- It can sometimes be more rewarding to post the smaller, more “insignificant” moments, which are sometimes more interesting. And this reminds you to actually capture the small moments, not just big ones.

Thankful to be with people <3 thankful for closeness, intimacy and healing. Thankful for courage and cringe.

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but it really is mostly about the people… those you build, eat, laugh, bike, share, party, discover, talk to, cry with that this is all about. For those you see a lot, a little, or just in spirit…

en especial a @damianavillarello y a @alexisdeonda 😘

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