School House 4 Reimagining Education is a 501 c(3) non-profit providing programs for deeper life-long learning with diverse, intergenerational community building. We are committed to furthering research and education on sustainable solutions for those facing social inequities, environmental injustices and climate change in the deep south along the Gulf coast. Our mission is to inspire and build inclusive learning communities through arts, entertainment, and educational programming.

The Land Memory Bank & Seed Exchange supports community-built record making, experiential education, research and site-activations celebrating the unique coastal cultures and native ecologies present in the climate-challenged wetlands, swamps and prairies of south Louisiana.

Member of core leadership circle of brown women from Texas to Florida working in collaboration to envision just economies, vibrant communities and sustainable ecosystems.

From the creators of the 2009 hit Loup Garou comes Cry You One, a new outdoor performance that journeys into the heart of our disappearing wetlands. Part song, part story, part procession for our lost land, Cry You One celebrates the people and cultures of South Louisiana while turning clear eyes on the crisis of our vanishing coast. Follow the fiddles to Lower St. Bernard Parish, and join award-winning theater ensembles Mondo Bizarro and ArtSpot Productions for an unforgettable look at the interconnectedness of land and culture in Louisiana.www.cryyouone.com

Like the bestselling Infinite City: A San Francisco Atlas, this book is a brilliant reinvention of the traditional atlas, one that provides a vivid, complex look at the multi-faceted nature of New Orleans, a city replete with contradictions. More than twenty essays assemble a chorus of vibrant voices, including geographers, scholars of sugar and bananas, the city's remarkable musicians, prison activists, environmentalists, Arab and Native voices, and local experts, as well as the coauthors’ compelling contributions. Featuring 22 full-color two-page-spread maps, Unfathomable City plumbs the depths of this major tourist destination, pivotal scene of American history and culture and, most recently, site of monumental disasters such as Hurricane Katrina and the BP oil spill. The innovative maps’ precision and specificity shift our notions of the Mississippi, the Caribbean, Mardi Gras, jazz, soils and trees, generational roots, and many other subjects, and expand our ideas of how any city is imagined and experienced. Together with the inspired texts, they show New Orleans as both an imperiled city—by erosion, crime, corruption, and sea level rise—and an ageless city that lives in music as a form of cultural resistance. Compact, lively, and completely original, Unfathomable City takes readers on a tour that will forever change the way they think about place.Monique Verdin’s essay “Southward into the Vanishing Lands” and photographs are included in the Unfathomable City (University of California Press, 2013.)http://www.ucpress.edu/book.php?isbn=9780520274044

An hour long personal narrative, exposing a young American Indian woman’s return to her family in Southeast Louisiana to find an environmental crisis threatening their way of life. www.mylouisianalove.com

Clients include Kingsley House of New Orleans and The Louisiana Bucket Brigade.