2020 was a tough year, to say the very least. Unprecedented. Uncertain. Unrelenting. We lived through a global pandemic for much of the year while a second pandemic of racial inequity came to an ugly head. 2020 delivered fires, murder hornets, toilet paper shortages, an abundance of Zoom meetings, remote learning, curbside pickup, mandatory quarantining ..read more

2020 was a tough year, to say the very least. Unprecedented. Uncertain. Unrelenting. We lived through a global pandemic for much of the year while a second pandemic of racial inequity came to an ugly head. 2020 delivered fires, murder hornets, toilet paper shortages, an abundance of Zoom meetings, remote learning, curbside pickup, mandatory quarantining ..read more

On the heels of Inauguration Day in the United States, I decided to start a weekly (or at least somewhat regular) post that includes the most notable articles I’ve been reading as part of the nonpprofit / philanthropy world. As a grants manager for an anti-poverty agency, they often have an anti-racism / anti-poverty ..read more

On the heels of Inauguration Day in the United States (2021), I decided to start a weekly (or at least somewhat regular) post that includes the most notable articles I’ve been reading as part of the nonpprofit / philanthropy world. As a grants manager for an anti-poverty agency, they often have an anti-racism / anti-poverty ..read more

Just like that, he’s gone. Though the gaslighting has stopped, Vigilance is smart. #humpdayhaiku ..read more

Inability To let her be reveals his Insecurity #humpdayhaiku ..read more

So many deadlines Writing narrative in dreams Grants Manager life #humpdayhaiku ..read more