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It’s June 1st, 2020. About this time last Monday evening, four Minneapolis police officers calmly murdered George Floyd in broad daylight. (I’m not going to provide a link because it is nearly impossible that you haven’t heard this news.) Protests and widespread unrest have captured our attention 24/7 since that day. In my conversations withContinue reading “Revolution is in the Air”

We continue to share our own thoughts in response to the first prompt (Refer back to The Invitation if you have questions about what we’re doing here). Libby Smith shares their thoughts on our first prompt: How will you be more human in your professional practice? I owe some debt of gratitude to adrienne maree brown for inspiringContinue reading “Collective Liberation”

We continue to share our own thoughts in response to the first prompt (Refer back to The Invitation if you have questions about what we’re doing here). Deven Wisner shares his thoughts on our first prompt: How will you be more human in your professional practice? This semester I had the opportunity to engage inContinue reading “Gaining Consciousness”

Over the next week or so we will each share our own thoughts in response to the first prompt: Dr. Tiffany Smith. How will you be more human in your professional practice? In my professional practice I see my primary role as a facilitator. I facilitate understanding, data, conflict, unknowns, diverse perspectives, reflection, creation ofContinue reading “A Post from Your Host”

Our first prompt These uncertain times are calling us into new ways of being. You are here, reading this, because you hear the call to be more human in your work. To be authentic. To be grounded in your values. Take a deep breath. Open your heart. Be bold. Envision a new world. There areContinue reading “The Journey Begins”

Your hosts: Libby, Deven, & Tiffany. We are evaluators, educators, facilitators. Our work is individually and collectively focused on reflective practice, interpersonal effectiveness/development, and embodied learning/healing. You: An evaluator, researcher, academic, data professional, or someone who makes a living in the information economy. The Frame: As professionals who tend to overvalue expertise, knowledge, the writtenContinue reading “The Invitation”