Magena Morris

I committed to using my words and embracing this experience of dissociative integration nearly three orbits ago. Since then, I have circled myself like a hawke. I now notice every time I hold my breath, stand frozen, feel dysregulated, withhold, withdraw, or become unable to tolerate connection altogether. These are not random behaviors. I developed these physiological skills in environments where I had little or no autonomy. At the time, they functioned as control. Now, outside of those...

Property Ownership, Eviction Risk, and How to Prepare People often assume “If I can’t find it, I’m okay”. That’s one of the biggest risk mistakes when living outside. The land being used always belongs to someone else. Who owns that land directly affects how long someone might be able to stay, how quickly they may be forced to move, and whether they will receive any notice of eviction at all. Understanding property types and ownership helps prepare for displacement and reduces loss. This is...

We often treat eviction notices as a formality. In reality, they are one of the most powerful tools we have to either prevent harm or create it, while directly shaping the public cost of encampment clearances. When notice is clear, verified, and widely accessible, many camps relocate on their own, requiring far fewer public resources. When it is not, cities absorb higher costs through enforcement, cleanup, and emergency response. Clear, verified notice is one of the most effective ways to...