I’m happy to announce I’m leading a monthly process group for coaches. This is an opportunity to build community with fellow practitioners who are committed to inner work. We need spaces to be validated and acknowledged. And, while we want to celebrate our competence as coaches, it’s also important to explore our limitations. I envision … More Process Group for Coaches
When it’s time to discuss difficult and sensitive topics with my young son and daughter my first response is normally to tell the truth. This often means I keep it vague and abstract, but I’m sure not to lie. Kids know about unfairness. Kids know about meanness. Kids know about lying. We talk about how … More Teaching Kids About Injustice & Police Brutality
This past week I had an illuminating conversation with my university students. I love teaching this course at this particular college because these future teachers help me feel hopeful. Hopeful that they will work to reverse some of what plagues urban public education today– the anti-intellectualism, low-expectations and uninspired teaching. This group (of mostly women) … More Radical Advice: Forget the Reward
According to FBI statistics, black men made up 40 percent of all murder victims last year. That is a stunning number for a group that accounts for only 6 percent of the nation’s population. You’ve likely read the grim statistics. The homicide rate in the US is among the highest in the industrialized world. The … More Beyond a Statistic: Remembering Rajohn
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