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How To Bridge Political Divides
Rebecca–Cross Cultural Creatures One of our favorite resources, Berkeley’s Greater Good, asks whether it is indeed true that politics have the US deeply divided right now. Many people, and perhaps you dear reader, might emphatically say, “Yes, like never before!”
They All Look the Same to Me: Reducing Own Race Bias
Gioia–Faces Race is a touchy topic, partly because, as we explored in our last newsletter, it brings up so many taboos. One of those is the challenging notion that people of other races “all look the same to me”. Clinically
I Am Racist And Here Is How
Gioia–Awake The Black Jew DialoguesOur friend Ron Jones, an improv comedian, was part of a traveling show called The Black Jew Dialogues with fellow actor, Larry Tish, for many years. Ron is the “Black” part of the troupe and Larry the
Making and Delivering Handcrafted Messages
Samantha–Mountains Rebecca’s cousin Melissa decided to foster the art of letter writing with her kids, Cooper and Samantha, to give them a handcrafted way to connect with friends and family. She is having them choose someone each week that they
I’m Asking Too Much of COVID 19
Rebecca–Taken Over By Greater Forces “I think I’m asking too much of COVID 19.” This is what Alta Mauro, a friend and colleague of Rebecca’s, recently said when they were checking in about how they were responding to the last
Creative Coping with COVID 19
Handout on Coping During COVID First, this newsletter is dedicated to the frontline folks–doctors, nurses, EMT’s, police officers, transit workers, grocery store workers, sanitation workers, community leaders–who are out there keeping us safe. Thank you from the bottom of our