Have Our Online Lives Eroded Our Communities?
And can we bring ourselves back from collapse?
And can we bring ourselves back from collapse?
Three books offer a vision of future disaster recovery – if we can come together in mutuality
Waiting for rescue probably isn't sustainable for any of us
Stepping up isn't just about collecting training or experience. It's also about healing past trauma.
Learning as much as I can from people who know a lot better than I do... and my own instincts
The more things change, the more they've stayed the same, only maybe with more political urgency
There's explaining why I want to get this degree. Then there's bleeding on the page.
The way I was able to see and appreciate just how much I've accomplished over the years, and to frame it all in a way that felt the most authentic to me
Now that I'm rebuilding my entire life from the ground up, I'm more feeling my way along than planning my steps
Rarely can we admit that our carefully crafted structures may not always be the right ones for the circumstances
Nothing much can get done unless and until people feel safe, seen and heard before they can act effectively.
Trauma is arguably a part of life, but also arguably, hardship can be prevented from ever becoming trauma by loving care and compassion