We’re getting after it on the Gram. And you should like it as if the planet depended on it. Because it probably does.
The Bold Alliance is a network of “small and mighty” groups in rural states working to protect land and water. We fight fossil fuel projects, protect landowners against eminent domain abuse, and work for clean energy solutions while building an engaged base of citizens who care about the land, water, and climate change.
And just like that, another year down. Justin Kemerling Design Co is now 12 years old. After documenting the first decade with In the Middle of Everything, I’m now 2 years into the second. And goodness have these last 2 years been full. I can confidently say my second book documenting this career is off to a good start. Let’s keep it going, yeah!
Justin Kemerling and Kimberly Dovi are teaming up to work on a project about signage in the Omaha Metro. We’re early stages but are excited to showcase our city and the way it talks to the people who move through it. If you’re interested in learning more, email Justin direct.
Project launch for Campaign Zero:
Decades of corruption and mismanagement have proven that New York City is unable to improve the deadly human rights crisis manufactured by the Department of Corrections. Since Mayor Adams has entered office, five have died on Rikers in 2022 because they did not receive adequate or timely medical treatment. Rikers Island is entitled to responsible leadership.
Exciting news for Nebraska CD 2:
KEY RACE UPDATE Our district just became one of the top targets in the country to flip from 🔴 ➡️ 🔵. That means we have a lot of work ahead of us, but I know we can do it together. Help me win by chipping in a few dollars.
Project launch for BOLD:
Hi, it’s Nebraska. We can talk later about that whole “flyover country” thing, but for now, I’m gonna need you to do something more important than #GBR. I’m gonna need you to GO VOTE TODAY.
Project launch for Campaign Zero:
Felony theft thresholds are the dollar amount that determines when a theft becomes a felony. These amounts are dangerously low across the country and seriously outdated. We believe that people should not go to prison, and face a lifetime of consequences, for stealing a cell phone.
