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Prompt: Think of a moment today when someone you were helping showed you something about themselves—a strength, a laugh, a quiet determination—that reminded you why this work matters. What did you notice, and what does it mean to you?
One of the best parts of working with volunteers is getting to see people try new things together, whether they…
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Upcoming Training
Friends, I’m so excited to share that I’ll be facilitating a training later this month through @sparkknowledge:
Showing Up for Each Other: Authenticity, Boundaries, and Communicating Care Without Harm
We’ll talk about communication, boundaries, harm reduction, and how we build supportive communities with more care, clarity, and… -
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I found it especially meaningful that my pink pen ran out of ink while I was writing letters this evening, because every bit of that ink was spent writing to communities in need. It feels like a small and beautiful thing to exhaust a pen in the service of support, solidarity, and the simple reminder: “I’m here.” There is still so much that…
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It was nice to meet you yesterday!
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A little color
I’m grateful for the moments that let me see the distance between who I was surviving as and who I am becoming.
There was a time when the future felt unreachable, mostly because I had never been given permission to imagine myself fully in it. I didn’t know what it could mean to live as myself without shrinking, explaining, or disappearing.
So…
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Beautiful. Happy Pride!! 🏳️🌈
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Pride is in the AIR ?
I’m incredibly grateful for everyone who volunteered with us this morning, and especially for my coworker @jakesteiner , who jumped in to help make our Prep for Pride event such a success.
As this is my first Pride Month truly living as myself, it feels especially meaningful to begin it by giving back to the community and celebrating the…
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Prompt: Think of a moment today when someone you helped showed you something about themselves—a strength, a kindness, a resilience—that reminded you why this work matters; what did you notice, and what does it mean to you?
One of my fondest memories from NCCC was working alongside a retired carpenter who still came in every Saturday to help cut…
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