Social Justice Educator, Aspiring Humanitarian
Psychological Safety in Community
November 3, 2021
“Complaining” in the Workplace: A Leadership Challenge
September 24, 2021
Speaking on Critical Race Theory
July 8, 2021
February 23, 2021
I shared Dr. Jamila Lyiscott’s spoken word piece explaining the role of power in deciding what forms of language are acceptable or not when talking about acknowledging linguistic diversity as...
On the 1st of each month, I share links to some of the best posts from my blog, Notes from an Aspiring Humanitarian. Here is a link to a selected note...
My approach to teaching is one that acknowledges our implication in the web of power, privilege and oppression. I teach with an understanding that each of us through some socialization...
Sharing this drawing I found online. As I listen to the coverage of the latest mass shooting in Florida, I wonder when the elected leadership will realize that “thoughts and...
For years I’ve carried an image around in my head that I constantly refer back to for inspiration when I think of Black history, racial justice, social change, and how...
I’ve occasionally heard social media referred to as an “echo chamber” where people can easily find viewpoints that confirm their worldview. This talk from 2011, Eli Pariser discusses the early...
