Our Why
We believe that true sustainability and ecological equity must be rooted not only in creativity and collaboration, but also in a deep understanding of human behavior, perception, and culture.
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Drawing from cognitive science, anthropology, and public policy, we design strategies and interventions that tap into the ways people think, feel, connect, and create meaning.
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By combining these insights with a foundation in intersectional justice and ecological equity, we help clients imagine and implement sustainable solutions that are not just innovative — but truly resonant, enduring, and healing across communities, systems, and species.
A Message from
our Founder
My connection to land started in the trees.
From the young tree I climbed in the backyard of our childhood home to the guinep and mango trees I savored in Jamaica, my love and appreciation for our planet took root beneath their canopy.
Yes, I am very much a tree-hugger.
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With this love came a sense of responsibility which grew as I learned—and experienced—the violence of racial capitalism and its devastating impact to life on Earth.
By living in environmental justice communities and witnessing firsthand the economic, structural, ecological, psychosocial and physiological harm caused, I've awakened to the problem and committed to being part of the solution. Moreover, I understand the value of centering our solutions in joy and cultural celebration.
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My intention is to help contribute to the healing of our world one idea, project, and community at a time!
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- Katharine Morris, MPP