Cara Judea Alhadeff

Cara Judea Alhadeff
Born	(1971-04-08) April 8, 1971 (age 54) [1] Boulder, Colorado, U.S.
Occupations	photographer, performance artist, writer, yoga instructor
Children	1 [1]

Cara Judea Alhadeff (born April 8, 1971) is an American photographer, performance artist, writer, activist, and yoga teacher. She has work in the permanent collection of the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art. ^[2] In 2009 Alhadeff received the BRIO award. ^[3]

Published works

• 2022 Philosophy as Practice in the Ecological Emergency: An Exploration of Urgent Matters, “Equality: Industrial Capitalism’s Trojan Horse—Environmental Racism, Green Colonialism, and The Renewable Energies Revolution,” Lucy Weir, ed., Palgrave Macmillan
• 2022 Mother Pelican, A Journal of Solidarity and Sustainability: “Boycott Civilization, Part XV-XX”
• 2022 Medium.com, The Good Men Project, republishing 15 “Becoming Trickster” installments from Mother PelicanJournal
• 2021 Tikkun, Journal of Radical Empathy, "Sacred Attunement: Shmita as Cultural Biomimicry," November
• 2021 Tikkun, Journal of Radical Empathy, “Blood Chocolate: Lessons from Zazu Dreams,” October
• 2021 “Love & Waste: Igniting A Permaculture Paradigm Shift, Part I-IV,” Volume 17, #1-4; “Confusion as a State of Grace: Climate and Kinship in 2021, Part V-X,” Volume 17, #5-10; “Ecological Border Crossings, Part XI-XIV,” Volume 17, #11-14; “Interlude I-VI,” Volume 18, #2-7
• 2021 Deep Green Resistance News Service, "Environmental Racism, Green Colonialism, and The Renewable Energies Revolution"
• 2021 The Esperanza Project, "When Love Ignites a Creative-WasteRevolution," Part 1-4
• 2021 Communities Magazine, "Children in Community," Fall 2021, Issue #193
• 2021 Communities Magazine, "Ecological Culture," Summer 2021, Issue #191
• 2021 The Good Men Project, 36-part series, "Embodying The Trickster, Transforming the Green Economy"
• The Erotic in Context Inter-Disciplinary Press – Co-edited

References

1. Yadegeran, Jessica (January 28, 2014). "Extreme home-birthing, alone and unassisted". The Mercury News. Retrieved August 31, 2018.
2. "SFMOMA | Explore Modern Art | Our Collection | Cara Judea Alhadeff | Works by". Archived from the original on April 6, 2012. Retrieved July 13, 2011.
3. Bronx Council on the Arts (2009 list of award winners) http://www.bronxarts.org/awardee_all.asp?SelCategory=14:2009&selSubcategory2=2 Archived October 4, 2011, at the Wayback Machine

External links

• 2020-Present Artist/Author/Activist Website
• 1992-2019 Website
• Pennsylvania Inside Out: Cara Judea Alhadeff (TV interview)