Announcing the beginning of the Survey period for an independent research project at the University of Victoria.
There have been several explainers about a person who is new to the concept of the Fediverse and Mastodon specifically. This is the abbreviated explainer I wish I could have read when I first started posting to Mastodon in April 2022.
A new year means new resolutions to post more content to this blog. This post summarizes what I read during the week of 6 February 2022.
When governance documents are only readable and comprehensible by a few people who have the specialized training in how to read them, it excludes so much of the population who do not have the time, ability, inclination, resources, or preference to gain that kind of specialized training.
Some people have complicated reasons why they choose to regularly give to nonprofit organizations. Here’s an example of another one.
It can be both easy and difficult to admit something that you find embarrassing to a friend or family. Perfect strangers, however, are a completely different matter.
I inaugurate the beginning of a column consisting of reading recommendations based on the articles I’ve read in the prior week to date. This post covers the week of 4 September 2022.
A reflection from the summer of 2022 while awaiting approval for a Master’s of Community Development research project from the University of Victoria.
If you had to introduce yourself and your work to a group of Indigenous people, what would you say? Who are your parents and grandparents?
