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Eira Tansey is an archivist and researcher focused on climate change impacts on archives, founder of Memory Rising, and enjoys gardening, reading, and quilting.

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Climate change Archives Cultural heritage Environmental movements Labor movements Ohio Valley regional history Public access to climate change work

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The author reflects on her unexpected divorce announcement on Instagram and critiques the AI-generated content that misrepresents her voice and experiences.
The author recounts their teenage anti-war activism during the Iraq invasion, emphasizing the media's neglect of protest efforts and the lasting political implications of those experiences.
Having a birthday as a Capricorn during the holidays brings unique challenges and shapes their need for consistency, competence, and confidence in relationships.
Effective communication with busy individuals requires clear, detailed requests and respect for their time, as outlined through personal experiences and etiquette insights.
A personal reflection on a tumultuous year, sharing impactful media recommendations that helped the author navigate loss and health challenges while emphasizing the value of thoughtful consumption.
The author shares their transformative journey to self-employment, highlighting the importance of planning, listening to others, and trusting one's instincts in making career transitions.
The publication argues for significant public investment in US archives to combat climate change and workforce challenges, ensuring their future viability.
The author explores how self-employment alters the relationship between time and money, emphasizing the importance of opportunity cost and careful time management.
The post reviews significant books read in 2022, emphasizing their emotional impact and relevance to climate change and societal themes.
The author shares insights on self-employment, time management, and the limits of productive work hours, supported by detailed time-tracking data from April to September 2024.
The author is transitioning to a full-time role at Memory Rising, focusing on climate change and archival services for cultural and environmental organizations.