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THE WASHINGTON POST: The Internet wants to keep you ‘doom-scrolling.’ Here’s how to break free.

HARPER'S BAZAAR: Can indigenous knowledge move the fashion industry forward?

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THIS IS SUNNY

Sunny Fitzgerald is a travel writer and travel expert who splits her time at home between Jordan, Hawaii, and Costa Rica—when not on the road for research and assignments. Her work appears in National Geographic, Travel + Leisure, The Washington Post, The New York Times, Condé Nast Traveler, BBC, Forbes Travel Guide, Glamour, Lonely Planet, Delta Sky, and elsewhere.

You can check out her bio here and a selection of her articles and essays about travel, culture, adventure, sustainability, and health and wellness here.

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