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Looking at the global environmental challenges of the last 50 years, where are we now?

A good way to appreciate Earth Day.

📰 Headlines that were huge, caused by the emerging consequences of our industrialized world.

🧰 Solutions that take time, cooperation, patience, experimentation, and bravery.

Pan America Life Stage at the new Goldring Woldenberg Riverfront Park on the Mississippi River. The stage is to the left, the audience is in festival chairs and standing on a concrete plaza in the middle and right side of the photo. Behind is the river and the blue sky with clouds. Arsène DeLay (vocals and guitar) and Charlie Wooten (bass) are visible onstage with keys and drums just out of view.

Erin (Pink) Mosley and friend Candace Oxendale Fowler dance on a concrete plaza. Pink is waring a colorful blue green and yellow long sundress with purple sandals and Candace is wearing flowy grey shirt and black and while patterned pants and sandals, with a fabulous blue and black Kabuki (Tracy Thompson) straw hat. Behind them you can see other festival goers and the Goldring Woldenberg park. Photo by Elisa Speranza.

Krewe Eyewear stage on Royal Street during French Quarter Fest. The photo is taken at 0.5x with the Ultra Wide Lens looking upriver. Buidings flank the photo to the left and right, with diminishing perspective. You can see office buildings of the CBD in the distance. A large red and black parasol held by a fan seating in a festival chair dominates the center foreground. The stage is mid-distant on the left of the photo, facing toward the lake. Everywhere else in the photo is people filling the street and sidewalk for the set. Nanci Zhang (vocals) and Josh Paxton (piano) are visible onstage with drums and bass behind them.

Jackson Square during French Quarter Fest. The photo is taken from the riverside at the top of the steps. St. Louis Cathedral is just off center in the photo and the park is full of people and tents. The sky is white with cloud cover and just a bit of blue sky

French Quarter Fest New Orleans

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Two monarch caterpillars on a native milkweed plant

I have a small army of monarch cats at various instars on my white milkweed and I hope the buffet is big enough for them all!

#nativeplants #monarchbutterfly #plantnative #backyardhabitat #nolasky #neworleans #louisiananativeplants #gardening #garden

I hear tickets might be sold out on Friday, so hop on the site to get tickets for Saturday! #NOLASky #NewOrleans #TheFishShow

Have you or a loved one ever lived with medical limitations or disability? Ever felt like the world wasn't built for you?

An artistic dream team created this show & I saw a preview last night. Magical!

#NewOrleans #NOLASky

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For #WorldHealthDay, we have a lagniappe (gift) for professionals in health and science.

Get in touch for a free coaching call and if you join the Mosley Institute for Leadership in April we will send you a code for a special membership price.

#StandWithScience #LeadershipDevelopment

Covered pavilion with band playing on stage and white chairs/podium set up for an event. The Mississippi River and bridge are in the background. People are around the space chatting and dancing.

From under a covered pavilion, misters and new landscaping are in the foreground and the Mississippi River and bridge are in the background. A few people gather by the river.

A covered seating area with modern yellow and stained wood benches. In the background is a children's play area and a lawn on top of the levee. A few people gather on the left for free coffee.

A lawn with newly planted tress and grasses with hammocks. The Mississippi River and bridge and downtown New Orleans skyline are in the background.

The Crescent Park - Moonwalk connection is open!

#NewOrleans #NOLASky

For all my water people.

#WaterSky

A promotional poster in dark purple hues. The head and shoulders of a clown in a fanciful fish-like costume looks to the side. Text announces the show information.

Gill can no longer live in the ocean. Through a series of absurd medical interventions, Gill is given the chance to survive on land.

@beccachapman.bsky.social @alqutis.bsky.social @adeathwitch.bsky.social #NOLASky

Tickets are sliding scale

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I just did the same thing a few days because I was convinced it was all glitter down in there. ✨ #NOLAsky

I looked into it and decided against it for reasons having to do with my specific set up in an old house converted to condos. But what I remember is that you do have to talk to heat pump specialists and not an old school HVAC person. Of course you get bias either way, but then you can compare.

Being a Fool Erin Mosley Inc, Article / Blog

It's the same for us all. The awful feeling when we've done something *foolish.*

And yet, in that moment is a world of opportunities.

In this article I link to a wonderful piece about Philippe Gaulier, the famed theatre teacher.

He died earlier this year. So I'm reposting for April Fool's Day.

Morning fog on the Mississippi River

Mandeville Wharf, New Orleans

#NOLASky

A cream colored block building with red shutters and some writing on the wall.

A few love letters on the wall at the quiet and shuttered Checkpoint Charlie's this morning.

Losing a mainstay of New Orleans is always tough, and yet as I walked by, the R.I.P. made me laugh out loud. (Zoom in.)

#NOLASky

Erin (Pink) Mosley sits on a windowsill of a large bay window wearing a brown scarf over her shoulders. A brick building is visible out of focus through the window.

Against the odds, March 2026 marks 9 years for Erin Mosley, Inc.

Happy Anniversary to all who have been a part of the mission and the journey! Including everyone who has followed EMI along the way.

It's fun to dig out a photo from that first year.

Drop us a line if you have a memory or thoughts!

Two New Orleans Black Masking Indians in full suits. The suits are elaborately feathered and beaded, one in pinking yellow, the second in red and yellow. They stand on a street corner with someone taking a photo. The early evening sun shines on the scene with long shadows on the pavement.

Driving through the 7th Ward with my friend @elisasperanza.bsky.social and we saw some real pretty Black Masking Indians out in their suits for St. Joseph's Day.

Also thanks to St. Augustine church in Treme for hosting a St. Joseph's altar today.

#NewOrleans #NOLASky

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Please also note the feature to rate of the potholes from 1 to 10, reflected as the size of the red dot on the app. When I picture this I can't stop smirking.

What's a 10, exactly? Sink Hole de Mayo on Canal Street a bunch of years ago? There would be so many contenders to set the scale.

Pothole history! I love it.

In her marketing plan she included: attaching flyers as part of pothole decorations

🤣

At New Orleans Entrepreneurs week, there was a high school idea pitch.

In the audience we decided the dance krewes might benefit most from Pothole Pal: the pothole mapping app.

Imaging linking Waze to the Look At This F**king Street on IG. Brilliant.

#NolaSky #NewOrleans #Potholes #NOEW2026

#iwd2026 #internationalwomensday #leadership | Erin (Pink) Mosley Thinking, listening, and speaking with respect. Sharing power and mutual influence. Exercising equality in day-to-to day moments. My coaching and leadership development work draws from a wide variet...

International Women's Day #IWD2026 from the Gottman Institute #Leadership

#iwd #iwd2026 #leadership #internationalwomensday | Erin (Pink) Mosley I guess I never realized #IWD colors were so similar to Mardi Gras / New Orleans colors. Laissez le leadership féminin roulez? Sounds good to me. Go to https://lnkd.in/gG5SQ-TW for more info on o...

Laissez le leadership féminin roulez!

#IWD2026 #InternationalWomensDay

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