Jenna Barnett

A conversation with Suzanne Brennan Firstenberg about the power of art in the grief process.

“I had to retake the Enneagram test” and other reasons for taking a day off.

The movies and shows we watched this year didn’t shy away from grappling with racism, sexism, and greed.

Not all leftovers are good.

Okay, now how do I tag your mom in this?

What’s a building block of the soul go for these days?

Jenna Barnett is an associate culture editor for sojo.net. Jenna was born in San Antonio, Texas, and has found home in California, Georgia, South Carolina, and Washington, D.C. She has a B.A. in sociology and religion from Furman University and an M.F.A in Literary Reportage from New York University…

Re-naming “home” for these dastardly times.

“What I’m talking about is radical, filthy, trembling, scary, life-changing, beautiful forgiveness,” says the Grammy winner, whose new album releases Oct. 1.

Holiness can be quite ubiquitous if we’re open to looking in unconventional places.

De-politicizing refugee resettlement, virtual Thanksgiving, and other stories our editors are reading.

Lately, I have been checking on my seedlings with a near-maternal compulsion.