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Speaking on Critical Race Theory
In April of 2021, I had the opportunity to provide an introductory talk on Critical Race Theory at Bluegrass Community...
July 8, 2021
2021
It’s Okay to Shift
“Times were hard for everybody” will not be a satisfactory answer in the long view of history, because times aren’t...
February 23, 2021
Going Beyond the “Highlight Reel” of Dr. King’s Legacy: Difficult Dialogues National Resource Center Newsletter
Sadly, I still hear Dr. King’s name invoked as a tool to outright silence or tone-police Black people who are...
February 9, 2021
2020
Reflecting on Organizational Leadership In a Pandemic
Your employees or team members will remember how you responded to their lives and their needs during the pandemic. How...
November 30, 2020
Macro Social Work Practitioner Panel
Earlier this week I joined four other Social Workers to share with current MSW students at the University of Michigan...
November 18, 2020
Supporting Black Male Students on College Campuses
Supporting Black male students on campus means supporting students that institutions are the worst at retaining. For historically white institutions...
July 17, 2020
Best of N.A.H. June 2020
On the 1st of each month, I share links to some of the best posts from my blog, Notes from an...
July 1, 2020
Oppression is by Design
Video Description: I’ve been learning a lot about Liberatory Design thanks to some good colleagues at The National Equity Project,...
June 29, 2020
In Observance of Freedom Day
I published a poem in observance of Juneteenth over at Notes from an Aspiring Humanitarian.
June 19, 2020
A List of Leads for White Supervisors Who Want to Support Their Black Staff During the Pandemic
Being a white supervisor of Black staff adds an additional level of danger for the Black person or people in...
June 17, 2020
