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The culture war about CRT is jamming the dialogue about inclusive education.

April 19, 2022 / , / No Comments
Democrats and US voters should be asking why Republicans are preventing children from getting the best education to equip them to live and work in a modern pluralistic society. Instead
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I am not your "ally"

July 3, 2018 / / No Comments
I hope that you won’t call me  “your ally” because it applies that we are on separate teams and unequal.  If you are fighting inequity and social injustice then we
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#MeToo is only one symptom of what is ailing the arts workplace

April 8, 2018 / , / No Comments
No one working in the Arts has failed to cheer the fresh air blowing in the window in the wake of the #MeToo movement but there is also a ripple of disquiet about what’s NOT being said about the atmosphere that has allowed abusive environments to flourish and the broader subject of abuse and bullying in the sector. 
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"Ends Justify the Means" Dilemmas in the Not-for-Profit Workplace

April 4, 2014 / , , / No Comments
I have been thinking for some time about how we monitor and resolve ethical dilemmas in the non-profit workplace and how we could assure that public money is well-spent. In
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"I'm Not the Indian you are thinking about" at Harbourfront

October 10, 2012 / , / No Comments
Michael Crabb reports today in the Toronto Star on “I’m Not the Indian you are thinking about” from Red Sky. Since I first worked with Sandra and Carlos at Red
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Delegation # 1: Why managers are afraid of delegating.

July 3, 2012 / , / No Comments
The first in a small series on the management art of effective delegation. When you talk to unhappy employees and ask them what is wrong with their jobs or their
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