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Erika Lundahl

(she/they) is an independent journalist, musician and multimedia creator living on traditional Duwamish Land in Seattle, WA. In her writing and music she explores issues of environmental justice, new economy, and human rights. Her work has been featured in publications such as YES! Magazine, Truth-out, occupy.com, and Humanosphere. She works as a producer of environmental justice impact media campaigns at nonprofit publisher Braided River. She also serves on the board of Salish Sea Cooperative Finance, a co-op that refinances student loans. She loves to ride her bicycle. Reach her at .

Articles By This Author

Environment

Settlers Have an Obligation to Defend Treaty Rights, Too

鈥淭he treaties are not just a concern for Indigenous people. They were entered into by the U.S. government, and as citizens, we have a responsibility to ensure our government honors that law.鈥�

Erika Lundahl, Alec Connon | Jul 20, 2021

Social Justice

The Push for a Peoples鈥� Vaccine Gains International Momentum

Activist groups are pressuring wealthy countries and the World Trade Organization to let poorer countries manufacture their own vaccines. They just won a big victory.

Erika Lundahl | May 20, 2021

Environment

The West Coast Electric Highway Enables Zero Emission Road Trips

Thousands of charging stations flank the roadway, which stretches from British Columbia to Mexico. Now, the alternative fuel corridor needs to grow.

Erika Lundahl | Jul 20, 2018

Democracy

When the Police Came, I Didn鈥檛 Risk Arrest. So What Was My Role at the Break Free Climate Action?

I had held at bay the question of whether I wanted to participate in direct action. But I also knew it was the heartbeat of this diverse movement.

Erika Lundahl | May 18, 2016

Environment

The Oil Industry Won in Alberta. Now First Nations Look to Heal Their Land

The Alberta tar sands are home to the third-largest proven reserves of crude oil in the world. Here, First Nations engage in a complex dance of resistance to and cooperation with industry in order to survive.

Erika Lundahl | Feb 2, 2016

Architect's rendering of Quixote Village. Image courtesy of Panza.

Economy

Tiny Houses for the Homeless: An Affordable Solution Catches On

A growing number of towns and cities have found a practical solution to homelessness through the construction of tiny-house villages鈥攁nd housing officials are taking notice.

Erika Lundahl | Feb 21, 2014