- Heatmap, March 2024, Knitting a Fuzzy Record of Climate Change
- National Parks Magazine, Fall 2023, A Stitch in Time
- Burning Worlds, July 2023, In Conversation with Amy Brady
- OneTree Alaska, July 2023, Tempestry Tapestry Project Weaves Science Into Art
- Knitting Magazine, May 2023, Crafting in a changing climate
- Highlands Current, May 12, 2023, Weaving Climate Data
- Vassar College, May 2023, Fiber Arts Project Reveals the Pace of Climate Change
- Syracuse, April 19, 2023, CNY artists explore climate change at Syracuse’s ArtRage Gallery
- The Putney School, March 2023, Putney Knitters Illustrate Climate Change Through Fiber Art Exhibit
- The Commons, Windham County, Vermont, March 2023, Centre Congregational Church Hosts ‘Tempestry Project’
- Textile, Cloth & Culture, Vol. 20, Issue 4, November 2022, Knitting Close to the Edge
- State Journal, September 8, 2022, Knitty-gritty: local fiber artists featured in Tempestry Project book
- Colossal Magazine, June 23, 2022, A Conversation with The Tempestry Project Delves Into the Importance of Knitting Tangible Records of Climate Data
- The Stute, February 11, 2022, Crocheting for Climate Change
- LeafScore, January 2022, “Artivists” Draw Attention to Climate Change
- Yahoo News, January 28, 2022, “What are temperature blankets? Activists reimagine knitting trend as climate change tapestry“
- Berman Museum of Art, Ursinus College, June – November 2021, Mapping Climate Change
- Interweave Knits Magazine, April 30, 2021 “Collaborative Crafting: Large-Scale Knitting Projects that are Changing the World“
- Chemical & Engineering News, April 9, 2021, “Knit Climate Data, and a Wearable Periodic Table“
- From Know-How to Wow, Bosch podcast, March 2021, “Visual Analytics: what’s in the box?“
- Warm Regards Podcast, November 16, 2020, “Climate Data and Art, Part 1: the Tempestry Project and Jill Pelto”
- Get Together Podcast, Episode 48, July 14th, 2020, Knitters Banding Together for Climate: the Tempestry Project
- Barnard College, April 22, 2020, Way Back Wednesday: Emily McNeil ’98
- Parade Magazine, April 17, 2020 “Earth Day Across America! 50 Earth-Saving Projects From Every State“
- Medill Reports, March 21, 2020, “Knitting for a cause: Tempestry Project fuses art and science to illustrate climate change”
- New York Times, February 22, 2020 “Knitters Chronicle Climate Change One Stitch at a Time”
- Smithsonian Magazine, February 20, 2020 “How Knitting Enthusiasts Are Using Their Craft to Visualize Climate Change”
- The Temple News, February 18, 2020 “Art exhibit shows global warming stitch by stitch”
- Huffington Post.ca, February 13, 2020 “Temperature Blankets Are A Clever And Cosy Way To Track Climate Change”
- ThisIsColossal.com, February 11, 2020 “People Are Knitting, Crocheting, and Weaving Tangible Records of Temperature Changes”
- Slate.com, February 8, 2020 “The Quilters and Knitters Who Are Mapping Climate Change”
- Grid Magazine, January 2020 “A Stitch in Time”
- Anacortes American (GoSkagit.com), December 18, 2019 “Artists illustrate climate change with yarn”
- Patch.com, Dec 12th, 2019 “Art: Artists Create Tapestries about Climate Change Awareness For New Exhibit”
- Philadelphia Museum of Art, Artist in the Lab: The Tempestry Project Workshop was held Nov 13th, 2019
- Shuttle, November 2019, “Knitters Stitch a Visual Reminder of Climate Change“
- Vogue Knitting, Holiday 2019 Issue, “Science Project” Pg. 16
- Yarn Market News, October 2019, “Needle Wrangler” Pg. 9
- Yarn Market News, October 2019, “Crafting Climate Data for the National Parks” Pg. 10
- WSU Insider, October 2, 2019, “The bed we made for you”
- VeryPink Knits: “Podcast Episode 160: National Parks and Tempestry, Knitting Q & A”
- KANTAR Information is Beautiful Awards 2019, “What’s a ‘Tempestry’? Knitters Turn Temperature Data Into Art” Fall 2019
- National Parks Traveler: “Over 100 Crafters Sign Up to Create National Park Temepstries” July 7th, 2019
- The Philadelphia Inquirer: “Activist crafters at Philly’s new ‘Tempestry’ knitting group are sounding the alarm on global warming” May 7th, 2019
- San Juan Islander: “Looking at 100 years of highs” April 14th, 2019
- National Parks Traveler: “Crafters Work To Create the National Park Tempestry Project” April 3rd, 2019
- The Washington Post: “‘Everything is not going to be okay’: How to live with constant reminders that the Earth is in trouble” Jan 24, 2019
- Fast Company: “Crafting takes a dark turn in the age of climate crisis” Jan 11, 2019
- Hindustan Times: “A knitting movement of weather data to document climate change” Jan 6, 2019
- Earther (Gizmodo): “Meet the knitters who are turning climate change data into a fashion statement” Dec 22, 2018
- Natural Resources Defense Council onEarth Article: “Trump is trying to pull the wool over our eyes about climate change — these knitters aren’t having it” Dec 19, 2018
- Cascadia Weekly: “Surge: A marriage art and nature” Nov 28, 2018
- Yale Climate Connections: “What’s a ‘Tempestry’? Knitters turn temperature data into art” Nov 9, 2018
- VeryPink Knits: Youtube Tutorial Sep 5, 2018
- VeryPink Knits: Podcast Episode 98: The Tempestry Project May 23, 2018
- Anacortes American: “About 1,500 march through Anacortes for equality, change” Jan 24th, 2018
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