of ContentsAuthor BiographyIntroductionCarolina Toscano and Sarah Marie WiebePoetry, Artwork, and Photography1.PoetryPulkita Anand2.WatercolourDara Herman Zierlein3.PhotographyKaruline PeruzzoMemoir and Reflection4.Mothers of the Scorched Earth: Love in Times of Drought and FlameAlyssa Perez-Whiting 5.Fire, Fury, and Feminism: Navigating Motherhood, Womanhood, and Fires in a Changing ClimateKelsey Winter6.The Brain on Belief: A Personal Journey to the Grey AreaHow the Rhetoric of Environmental and Feminist Movements Shaped My Family PlanningE. Lorann Nuckols Representations of Mothering and Climate Change in Literature 7.
Imagining motherhood in a post-apocalyptic world: reifying and resisting normative motherhood in the climate-change novels Clean Air by Sarah Blake and The New Wilderness by Diane CookAndrea O' Reilly 8.From Eco-Anxiety to Eco-Optimism: Affect, Action, and Mothering Amidst Climate Chaos in Distancia de rescateKate Ostrom 9."I Am This Animal": Evolving Ecogothic Motherhood and Femininity in Female Werewolf TextsJessi Brock Mothers, Mothering, Climate Change and Resistance 10.ReGeneraphilia: Loving Respect for ReGenerating LifeIrene Friesen Wolfstone11.Care-Based Creative Futures: Regenerative Maternal EthicsJessica Spring Weappa 12.Water, Oil, Breast Milk: Natural Resources from Mother (Earth)Thea Jones 13.Caught between a rock and a hot place: How motherscholars engage in individual, collective, or other (in)actions to address climate precarityMotherScholarCollective 14.Aunties, Ancestors, and Small Acts: Indigenous Girls' Lessons on Care in a Time of CrisisSamantha Matharoo 15.
Embodied Futures: My pregnant body chooses hopeErynne M. Gilpin ConclusionSarah Marie Wiebe and Carolina ToscanoContributor Notes.