Category: Good Practice
What chaos asks of us
Steps we take at this time may not be “strategic” but they may be what helps change…everything.
Let us be guardians
How do we make sufficient space for other possibilities to emerge? An invitation to “The Pause”, a 15-minute daily practice beginning March 28th.
Releasing illusions
“Our go-to strategies and tools as nonprofits have run their course. Because they are all predicated on predictability.”
Can we help build the “missing” skill sets?
Consider yourself invited to six group learning spaces that we hope will contribute to more chosen organizational cultures.
What rest requires of us
Rest is a political choice for me because its cumulative impact is that there’s no room or space or energy for anything to change. [Urgency] depletes what I need to dream, to perceive more possibilities.
No more!
“Within teams and organizations where consent is an afterthought (if we’re lucky), ‘No’ has to be a complete sentence – for my sanity and for our survival.”
Advice is not care
Is the social good sector a formalized advice delivery system for people who are marginalized, and donor funding the compliance enforcer?
Discomfort as information
What if discomfort is just a sign? A gauge? A piece of guidance? Information to act upon?
What is your “right role”?
We each need a lot of strategy, discernment, and accompaniment to figure out what is our “right role” when it comes to global development and solidarity, and how our privileges fit into that equation.
Ditching the charity and saviorism of this year’s #GivingTuesday campaigns once and for all
Healing Solidarity is creating the solidarity, healing, and sound communications we crave.
Deeply Intertwined: Coaching for personal transformation and social justice
Why I’m offering one-on-one coaching services for the international aid and philanthropy sector