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Published in Women in Higher Education on March 31, 2020: But we also have to learn that we just have to juggle and sometimes we are going to be bad at it. We have to get to a point where we can find peace with doing the best we can.  

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Published in The National Teaching and Learning Forum on March 11, 2020: Protest is education; it’s also a call for liberation. It’s a powerful form of civic participation, even if it is so often discounted or derided as not being so. Protest is democratic engagement that seeks to change the world.

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Published in Women in Higher Education on March 6, 2020: With each barrier removed, we reach toward a world with real advantages for women, not just supposed ones. The past doesn’t have to be our present or future. We need a public service message to remind us. Perhaps this is it.

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Published in Women in Higher Education on Jan. 29, 2020: I don’t like to begin again. Being a beginner stresses me out because I like to know what I’m doing. I don’t want to fumble my way through learning a new skill.

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Published in Women in Higher Education on Dec. 31, 2019: I maintain hope that things can improve. I manage to remain hopeful, even when life is bleak. I have hope. I hope. I hope. I hope.  

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Published in Women in Higher Education on Dec. 31, 2019: Self‐care can also be about taking risks. Yes, it’s risky to speak up, to be visible and to live our truths. And yet, not taking a risk doesn’t let us avoid pain or suffering. We can plan and prepare.  

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