Tag: notes
App Review of *Lemma.pub*
Lemma.pub Is a Thoughtful Home for Open-Web Reading Notes on the #atproto
Catastrophic Christianity Is Now Available
This book reflects on Christianity in a time of catastrophe: how theological language can normalize crisis, obscure harm, or help communities reckon honestly with violence, responsibility, and repair.
A Postscript: Sovereignty is Still the Issue
We argue that sovereignty remains one of the most urgent questions for Indigenous studies, religious studies, and critical theory. Rather than treating sovereignty as a narrow legal category or as something granted through settler colonial recognition, we emphasize Indigenous sovereignty as lived, enacted, and grounded in land, language, traditional governance, and responsibilities to all living beings.
Zettelkasten as a Mind Garden
Building a mind garden one notecard at a time.
Examining the Doctrine of Discovery in Religion and Indigenous Studies
Since the publication of *Pagans in the Promised Land* by Steven T. Newcomb (Shawnee/Lenape), scholarship on the Doctrine of Discovery has expanded significantly as a central issue in Indigenous law and politics.
Commentary: Nuclear power is wrong for New York, environmentally and economically
The American Indian Law Alliance urges state leaders to stop polluters from poisoning the Earth with false climate solutions.
How to Generate QR codes in macOS
A practical macOS workflow for generating trustworthy QR codes with Homebrew and qrencode, avoiding fragile third-party shorteners and preserving links on domains you control.
How to convert JPG to WEBP in macOS
What are we celebrating with the Erie Canal?
What does the Erie Canal symbolize? Genocide and ecocide.
Healing the Sacred
The protection and restoration of Onondaga Lake is not only essential for its future but for the well-being of all. The restoration of Indigenous sacred spaces is a catalyst for meaningful social and ecological change.
New CrossCurrents Special Issue
Tiny Improvements for big changes
Discover how tiny habits like journaling, language learning, & writing helped me stay grounded during the pandemic & achieve personal growth.
200 Years of Johnson v. M’Intosh: Law, Religion, and Native American Lands, A Canopy Forum Thematic Series
Produced through a partnership between Canopy Forum, the Indigenous Values Initiative (IVI), and Syracuse University, this series of essays brings together religion scholars, legal scholars, and Indigenous activists to explore the problematic legacy of Johnson v. M’Intosh (1823) and the 15th century Doctrine of (Christian) Discovery – a legal and religious rationale by which European powers claimed the right to discover and claim lands inhabited by non-Christian peoples.
The productivity tool I use every day to multiply my output
I've been using networked note taking to organize my thoughts and ideas for years. Here's how it's helped me become more productive and efficient.
Trying Out The Steam Deck
First impressions of the Steam Deck running SteamOS and Proton, with notes on how Windows-only games behave on Valve's handheld Linux device.
Hosting Your Own Notes On Synology NAS With Docker
Running a Hugo-based personal notes site as a Docker container on a Synology NAS, with DSM Container Manager handling the build and serving.
Building Evergreen Markdown Notes
Build a personal evergreen knowledge base in Markdown using Hugo, the Docsy theme, and a Docker container for portable rendering.
Selected Syracuse University Policy Statements
Selected Syracuse University policy statements to help facilitate TA Orientation small group Discussion.
Syllabus Design Resources at Syracuse University
Selected syllabus design resources at Syracuse University.