Dry Safe & Together

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"Drysafe and Together"

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Out now! Indiana Review: Vol. 43. [link]

Featuring the essay, "Drysafe and Together." A small Louisiana island is subsiding into the Gulf of Mexico. This work of long-form journalism explores the relationship between the indigenous Isle de Jean Charles Band of Biloxi-Chitimacha-Choctaw Indians who live there and the state agency that's trying to broker an acceptable resettlement plan.

Keywords: climate resiliency, climate refugee, subsidence, ethnography, resettlement, climate writer