BEST BIRTHDAY PRESENT EVER!!!

Last week I was told by my oncologist that my cancer is in remission and I can discontinue chemo. I am feeling so blessed, so fortunate. I thank all o...

ON THE ROAD PART II

The seeds of a new Texas are being sewn. I have seen it. This week I went to Austin, Texas, to campaign with candidates endorsed by my Climate PAC. A ...

ON THE ROAD PART I

It has been absolutely thrilling to be out on the campaign trail in support of brave climate champions running for office up and down the ballot all o...

MOMA SAN FRANCISCO

On Saturday, James Oles, curator of the Diego Rivera show at the San Francisco MOMA, gave my small group a guided tour of the extraordinary exhibit. I...

CANCER

I have been deeply moved and uplifted by all the expressions of love and support since I made public the fact that I’ve been diagnosed with B-cell Non...

THANK YOU GRACE AND FRANKIE FANS – FINAL EPISODES PREMIERE APRIL 29TH

Dear Grace and Frankie Fans, I’m writing to thank you for your support of the show over the years. I’ve heard about the binge-watch parties, grandkids...

A NOTE FROM JANE

I have a new book that just came out called “What Can I Do? The Path From Climate Despair to Action,” published by Penguin Press in the US and by HQ Stories in the UK. I love this book so much! It recounts how last fall I had an epiphany about the state of our planet that sent me to Washington DC and changed my life. I didn’t think that could happen—at my age—but it did and I’m not looking back. Everything I learned and what you need to know about the climate crisis is here from the mouths of experts and the too often unheard voices at the frontlines of the crisis, with stories and ideas that will change the way you think. It changed me. And what’s more, it gives clear ideas to answer your question: What Can I Do?

100% of the author’s net proceeds from What Can I Do?: The Path from Climate Despair to Action will go to Greenpeace.