ABOUT
Kate Rose Weiner is a writer, editor, and publisher working at the intersections of culture and climate justice. She is the Co-Editor of Loam, the publishing branch of the Weaving Earth Center for Relational Education, as well as the Director of Loam Library, a mobile library committed to bringing the power of print to the people.
Kate’s work is shaped by her studies in environmental art, social practice, and community herbalism. She is a 2023 Editorial Fellow at the Center for Humans & Nature, a 2021 Artist/Activist-in-Residence at Boulder Public Library, and a 2018 Spiritual Ecology Fellow.
In collaboration with Kailea Loften, Kate is currently writing Compassion in Crisis, an immersive and intersectional field guide to navigating climate disaster (Heyday 2026). She is also working with artist Amirio Freeman on developing a second iteration of The Down to Earth Deck, a series of conversation cards curated to reignite ritual.
What I do
WRITE
As a writer, I focus on creative non-fiction and magical realist cli fi that explores mutual aid and movement building.
EDIT
As an editor, I support culture workers and climate organizers in translating their big picture visions into dynamic prose.
PUBLISH
As a publisher, I have conceptualized and curated more than 20 books on climate justice and environmental art.