Gemma Alexander is a freelance writer based in Seattle. She focuses on the intersection of parenting and the arts, with a keen interest in themes such as climate change, sustainability, and education technology. Gemma's work has been featured in notable publications including Earth911, The Seattle Times, Yakima Herald-Republic, and ParentMap.
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Whether they're passed down or new, traditions play an important role in creating memories
Photo: iStock One of the best things about parenting is getting to see the world through a child's eyes, and no season stands to benefit more from childish wonder than winter.
By: Gemma Alexander
Photo: The author and her family enjoying Hobbiton. Photo: Gemma Alexander
Photo: iStock There's a reason gyms and yoga studios are packed with new recruits every January.
By: Mitch Ratcliffe, Gemma Alexander
Bad Naturalist. It’s a tale about her purchase and efforts to restore a couple hundred acres of meadowland in the Blue Ridge Mountains of Virginia that had once been a farm and orchard. Paula’s stories explore the complex interplay of identity, vulnerability, and the natural world with wit, depth, and an eye for natural detail. Paula’s book reflects on the connection between our internal lives and the landscapes we inhabit—how nature becomes a mirror for our thoughts, decisions, and personal change. She explains how she learned about the land, the flora, and fauna in the meadow through conversations with scientists, conservation experts, and her neighbors.
By: Gemma Alexander
Seattle-based Music of Remembrance is honoring those who died in the Holocaust with a concert of music written and performed inside Auschwitz.
By: Gemma Alexander
Seattle-based Music of Remembrance is honoring those who died in the Holocaust with a concert of music written and performed inside Auschwitz.
Photo: iStock No one is an island. Belonging and social community are basic human needs no matter how old you are.
Caught between aging parents and young kids, the sandwich generation is feeling the squeeze
Photo: courtesy of THEM Even in the DIY world of independent music, it's not often that a band's parents drive the tour bus.
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