Reconociendo que somos extraordinarios / Recognizing We Are Extraordinary
by Connie Haberman, Cohort 9 Scroll down to read in Spanish / Desplácese hacia abajo para leer en español “It is literally impossible to be a woman. You are so …
by Connie Haberman, Cohort 9 Scroll down to read in Spanish / Desplácese hacia abajo para leer en español “It is literally impossible to be a woman. You are so …
by Taran Schneider, Cohort 8 As I sit back and reflect on where I am in my personal and professional leadership journey, I feel both grateful and a little in …
by Jenna Augustine, Cohort 7 What is the value of a fresh garden strawberry? Can a box full of nutrition staples like eggs, bread, fresh fruits, and vegetables impact an …
by Hanna Nichols, Cohort 8 We all love a good metaphor…and in the social justice world, we love to evoke the “upstream” metaphor…where there is a rushing river of toxic …
By Diana Hererra, Cohort 9 When asked to write something for the BECLN Leaders Corner Blog I was sent some prompts that had me reflecting on my leadership journey so …
by Vani Tangella, Cohort 12 Embarking on the journey of self-discovery and deep equity work can be both challenging and enlightening. Our recent Leadership Development Resource/Grant project provided a unique …
by Vangi McCoy, Cohort 1 This was originally posted in Vangi’s Substack documenting her experience living with ALS. You can find her original post, along with others from her blog, …
By Allison Alexander, Cohort 13 I believe that leaders in early childhood have a responsibility to allow joy into their lives. A step further, I believe all leaders have a …
By Jenna Augustine, Cohort 7 A journey through the U. First, there are threads of possibility. Potential, good intentions, and uncertainty. Threads leading in one direction, threads that lead …
By Dorothy Shapland, Cohort 5 As the household chef, when I try out a new meal I ask my family what they like or don’t like about it – then …