Sara Hendren

Oct 18, 2024 | otherfeminisms.com | Leah Libresco Sargeant |Ivana Greco |Eve Tushnet |Sara Hendren

Other Feminisms launched four years (and two children) ago! We began with 131 readers I collected from a google form I’d circulated on twitter, and there are now over 4700 of you who have joined this community!My posting frequency has ebbed and flowed a little with my job, children, and my next book The Dignity of Dependence, out next fall.

Apr 13, 2024 | sarahendren.substack.com | Sara Hendren

This is undefended / undefeated, a newsletter by Sara Hendren on design, education, disability, technology, and related ideas. At some point you signed up for it; to unsubscribe, head to the bottom of this post. For my subscribers using screenreaders and others who love audio: I’ve got a voiced version of this post just below this paragraph — let me know if your software is not able to locate it.

Nov 21, 2023 | harpers.org | Ben Lerner |Sara Hendren |Hannah Gold |Rachel Kushner

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Nov 7, 2023 | harpers.org | Sara Hendren

“Why not try chaos?” asked the artist Lauren Gault, her arms full of boxes and fabric, as she led me to a simple white cube of a room. The room was tucked into the back of the Cherry Road Learning Centre, a sunny building in Bonnyrigg, near Edinburgh.

May 22, 2023 | sarahendren.substack.com | Sara Hendren

The Dallas-based urban design group Better Block says it very plainly: they try to help people improve cities by not over-thinking every decision. They do the substantial physical work to pose a temporary but true-to-scale possible future for a city street, like this one—a plausible new arrangement set up for a weekend or so, in the hopes of helping people see an idea come to life, the better to judge its merits.