Sarah speaks publicly for other beings, facilitates spiritual ecology gatherings that turn humans toward lands and waters, and organizes environmental political actions.
examples include:
2024 Film Screening & Panel Discussion: "Is Great Salt Lake a Person?" (organizer & speaker)
Testimony for Rights of Nature in Utah's H.B. 249 Committee Hearing
University of Utah's "Water Stories: Conversations and Connections to the Great Salt Lake" (panel speaker)
Ecology of wonder, language, animacy, and perception workshops (assistant to mentor, cultural ecologist, & author David Abram)
2023 Great Salt Lake Sentience & Rights Panel Discussion: "What Can a (Lake) Body Be?" (organizer & speaker)
Rallies and gatherings for Great Salt Lake and other environmental and animal rights issues (2023 Native & Youth Voices Honoring Great Salt Lake; 2022 Captive Wildlife Protest)
Storytelling gatherings
Writing & artistic practice groups
awards:
Sarah was awarded USU's 2024 Advocate of the Year in Sustainability for her work in "advocacy, organizing, and communications for multispecies justice."
