One year ago today I was sentenced to prison for daring to challenge the fossil fuel industry. So much was taken from us yet so much was gained. Literally millions of people around the world learned about the flagrant injustice Chevron continues to inflict on Indigenous peoples and farmer communities in Ecuador's Amazon. This used to be an environmental justice legal case. It's still that, but now it is also a campaign that seems to be growing into a movement intimately connected to saving lives and cultures in the Amazon which in turn is deeply connected to saving the planet. Thanks to everyone near and far who has stood in solidarity with the affected communities in Ecuador and all of their lawyers and campaigners. So grateful for the support given me and my family. That support enabled us to take the pain and use it to generate huge forward movement. Solidarity with my friends in the Danbury federal prison and with all families who must deal with the dehumanization that takes place in court and behind bars. Onward.❤️