Laura Feldman
Poet, activist and Cascadia Arts Film Festival co-coordinator was born and raised in Portland. Her poetry has appeared in Particles on the Wall, a multi-disciplinary exhibit exploring implications of the nuclear age as manifested at the Hanford, WA nuclear site. (Toxipedia, 2011). She is a board member of the Willamette River Advisory Group, working on the Portland Harbor superfund site. She volunteers with CORE (Consequences of Radiation Exposure), and serves on the Oregon Hanford Cleanup Board.
Projects
Don't Nuke the Pacific!
June 20, 2023 Dear Pacific Leaders, We are a concerned coalition of civil society organizations, social movements and scholars, who are calling for the p…
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Fukushima Turns 13 In an Ever-more Nuclear World
On the 13th anniversary of the 2011 Fukushima nuclear accident in Japan, two prominent American scholars discuss the event itself and the current socioeconom…
Social Justice
Trip to Richland
On August 9th, 2021 I travelled to Richland, Washington, the home of the Hanford Nuclear Weapons site on the anniversary of the U.S. bombing of Nagasaki. I …
Multidisciplinary Art
Skills
Literary Arts
FocusEvent Organizing, Performance & Reading, WritingGenresSocial Justice, Science & Medicine, Experimental Poetry, Narrative PoetrySocial Justice
FocusCivic Engagement, Demonstrations, Education, Socialy Engaged Art, Research, Subtle Activism, WhistleblowingTopicsCorporate Responsibility & Accountability, Economic Justice & Equality, Environmental Justice, Intersectionality, Peace & Military Disarmament, Racial Justice, Senior Citizen RightsMultidisciplinary Art
TypesImmersive Art, Interactive Art, Site Specific Art