Practice: Turn Off, Tune In
Sensitivity for Solidarity #2
Becky Vartabedian
Sensitivity, Not Empathy
Sensitivity for Solidarity #1
Coming Soon: Sensitivity for Solidarity
Solidarity expresses a shared concern or set of concerns held among a group of people; it means that this group of people cares together about something invested with significance. Solidarity is a basis for action, and especially action that seeks just outcomes.
Being in solidarity with others does not require
Organizations: Strategic Refusal
Why refusal matters, and some ideas about how to leverage it for a better workplace.
"Provocation, not Instruction"
Some words for Kent Talmage-Bowers, on the third anniversary of his passing.
BIB: Stakeholder Report
Reflections and assessment of the Book In Beta project, May 26-August 19.
BIB: Thinking and Judgment
“The manifestation of the wind of thought is no knowledge; it is the ability to tell right from wrong, beautiful from ugly.” - Hannah Arendt, 1971
BIB: Connectivity Problems
"Leslie, I googled your symptoms and it says you may have 'connectivity problems.'" - A. Dwyer
BIB: Facts, Actions, and Worlds
Thinking through times precedented and unprecedented.
BIB: On Alternative Facts
An idea with pernicious consequences.