10 years ago, I taught my first class at the college level. I was a graduate student, and a bit overwhelmed (and excited, grateful) about the responsibility that comes with teaching.
Hi all!
As part of my time at Harvard, I'm collaborating w/Robin Ely & @ProfSanaz & we're hiring a lab manager. Please retweet & forward to strong RAs. We need experience running in-person lab studies & would love experience w/physiological data.
https://t.co/eBQac1PR6u
So often, we’re socialized to work on several tasks at once, so much so that when one is complete, we (I) hardly take time to celebrate.
One of my current practices of enoughness, of wholeness: celebrating what I’ve done even as I call forth the dreams of my future.
✨ Dear Policymakers, Managers, and Co-workers: Please remember that people may not always get the timing, wording, and purposes of disclosure “right”. Disclosing can be a socially and cognitively taxing process. Often time, folx are doing the best they can.
Dr. Yara and I (as co-founders of @The_DEARProject) will be LIVE talking about the launch of our book, Beyond Fragility: A Skills-Based Guide to Effective Anti-Racist Allyship. We blend therapeutic techniques (DBT, ACT, etc.) to develop skills for White allies to combat racism.
Many thanks to Phyllis Johnson, Miriam Aguiar, Neide Peixoto, Geovana Peixoto, Josiane Cotrim, Areli Barrera de Grodski, Scott Pederson, and all of the origin trip participants featured here. Thank you for doing + sharing your transformative work 🙏🏾💜
📸: Felipe Abreu
I wrote an article for @RoastMagazine about: 1. the work of the Black Producer Program, 2. doing racial equity + diasporic work in coffee supply streams, and 3. co-creating new value worlds along the way.
https://t.co/Pd7LGA9VlJ
“The lands we inhabit—with fractured histories and debts owed—tell stories about “pasts” we do not want to repeat.”
A rich, important, and beautiful piece by @AMReese07 ✨
About a month ago, Phyllis (@PhyllisDJohnson) and I co-facilitated a conversation about racial equity in coffee supply chains. It honestly felt like us meeting up and chatting, with an audience. So fun. Thanks Drawdown Georgia + Ray C Anderson Center for Sustainable Business.
OBHDP’s co-Editors in Chief (Maryam Kouchaki and Mike Baer) have put together an incoming team of Associate Editors. I am looking forward to being in the number, beginning April 1. Grateful for the learning that is sure to come…