I got my first dose of Moderna yesterday. As for many getting the vaccine, it was—and still is—an emotional experience.
5 feelings upon getting the Covid-19 vaccine
Category: Jeneralist
A blog of lists by a generalist named Jen.
It’s #GivingTuesday!
For a few years, this was my favorite holiday. I loved when it was started to combat the rampant materialism and capitalism that follows Thanksgiving in the US, and I love that it's grown into a global day for charitable giving and sharing. Plus, I appreciate fundraising and campaigns; I like being able to move… Continue reading It’s #GivingTuesday!
34 humans, places, things, and feelings I’m grateful for
Thanksgiving in America is a complicated holiday that centers family time and features a whitewashed history. What's not complicated is the idea of giving thanks.
How are you doing?
I don't know how to respond to this question. In the day-to-day, I'm fine. But in truth, I'm struggling too.
10 questions to answer before making IRL plans during a pandemic
I'm not a scientist, doctor, or public health expert. But, I am a high-risk individual with a sociology degree who delights in modern-day Emily Post-style etiquette. And right now, we have an etiquette problem.
9 of Candid’s best kept secrets, revealed!
Is this as juicy as it sounds? There's only one way to find out.
4 simple steps to getting started on Twitter
There’s much debate about the value of social media. Many leading experts say you’re better off and will be happier without it. While undoubtedly true for many, my experience has been the opposite.
8 things I tell people looking to transition to the nonprofit sector
So you're considering working in the nonprofit sector. Let me answer some questions, and also plant a few thoughts of my own.
6 steps to writing and sharing a land acknowledgement
A land acknowledgement is sharing a statement of appreciation for, and history of, the land on which you are standing. It is often done by way of a greeting or opening when welcoming people into a shared space. It grounds the engagement to come in the place itself, and often evokes feelings of gratitude and grounding.
13 lists of ways to learn and show up as antiracist* in this world
*Let's start with the term "antiracist," since I know this term alone causes many to go on the defensive. A common thing I hear from people: "Hey, I'm not racist! Are you saying I have to be explicitly not racist or else you're going to label me racist?! That's ridiculous." First, I hear you. Truly.
