Alisia Bergsman
@alisiabergsman.bsky.social
Amateur Historian. Writer. Neurodivergent.
Commissioner in Huntersville NC
she/her
Commissioner in Huntersville NC
she/her
A fellow Semester at Sea F00 alum who works for USAID recently said, “I never imagined my work would be vilified by the world’s richest man for being inherently humane.”
Seeing my former employer, Global Refuge, targeted is soul-crushing.
Judge. Jury. Executioner.
No investigation. No due process.
Seeing my former employer, Global Refuge, targeted is soul-crushing.
Judge. Jury. Executioner.
No investigation. No due process.
February 5, 2025 at 12:48 PM
A fellow Semester at Sea F00 alum who works for USAID recently said, “I never imagined my work would be vilified by the world’s richest man for being inherently humane.”
Seeing my former employer, Global Refuge, targeted is soul-crushing.
Judge. Jury. Executioner.
No investigation. No due process.
Seeing my former employer, Global Refuge, targeted is soul-crushing.
Judge. Jury. Executioner.
No investigation. No due process.
Stars can be messy, too.
One of my favorite images of 2024 was captured by the Hubble Space telescope. It's a stunning image of a binary star called R Aquarii that regularly "spews" gas on its neighbors in a stunning spectacle of light.
You can learn more here: esahubble.org/news/heic2413/
One of my favorite images of 2024 was captured by the Hubble Space telescope. It's a stunning image of a binary star called R Aquarii that regularly "spews" gas on its neighbors in a stunning spectacle of light.
You can learn more here: esahubble.org/news/heic2413/
December 27, 2024 at 3:34 PM
Stars can be messy, too.
One of my favorite images of 2024 was captured by the Hubble Space telescope. It's a stunning image of a binary star called R Aquarii that regularly "spews" gas on its neighbors in a stunning spectacle of light.
You can learn more here: esahubble.org/news/heic2413/
One of my favorite images of 2024 was captured by the Hubble Space telescope. It's a stunning image of a binary star called R Aquarii that regularly "spews" gas on its neighbors in a stunning spectacle of light.
You can learn more here: esahubble.org/news/heic2413/