Rebecca Johnson

Seattle

Executive Director, Acronym and Feminist Peace Writer at openDemocracy

Feminist peace +enviro activist writer swimmer singer@Greenham+ @AldermastonWPC @nuclearban ICANw2017Nobel +MillionWomenRise+WomenInBlack+XRPeace +ownviews

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Articles

STEM Tuesday- Deserts - In the Classroom

Jul 9, 2024 | fromthemixedupfiles.com | Tim Flannery |Sam Caldwell |Lori Alexander |Rebecca Johnson

Deserts may seem dry and desolate, but they are thriving ecosystems filled with wildlife and plants that have adapted to survive harsh conditions. And even though school is out, these activities can help kids learn about the amazing desert and the unique life that thrive there. Weird, Wild, Amazing! Desert: Exploring the World’s Incredible Drylands by Tim Flannery; illustrated by Sam CaldwellWelcome to the weird wildlife you might find in a desert, from ants to lizards, rattlesnakes to scorpions.
Best Books of 2023: Nonfiction by Powell's Staff

Nov 15, 2023 | powells.com | Nicole Chung |Jamie Loftus |Elliott Page |Rebecca Johnson

Best Graphic Novels of 2023 | Best Horror of 2023 | Best Romance of 2023 | Best Science Fiction & Fantasy of 2023 | Best Kids' and YA of 2023If there’s one thing you know you can rely on, it’s the good taste of Powell’s booksellers, which is soundly reflected in this year’s collection of nonfiction books that we thought were the best from this past year. On this list, you’ll find bookstores and hot dogs, doppelgangers and wolves, celebrities and shitty crafts.