I miss you. I’m grateful for your life. I’m honored by your legacy. I’m growing in your teachings. Thank you, Daddy. Happy Birthday in Forever. #MLK 🖤🖤🖤

Can we all agree that it is AMAZING to have an incoming president who finds power in vulnerability and public displays of emotion? I, for one, am downright giddy about it.

Poignant moment: While Joe Biden gave his inauguration speech, a lone man in a uniform knelt at the Delaware grave of his son Beau.

This is the field where my grandmother’s family was murdered in April 1943. I met one of the witnesses, a neighbor, several years ago. She said she saw them being marched away, was told by a Nazi to get back inside or risk joining them... 1/#InternationalHolocaustRemembranceDay

"I know how to tell it through a human lens, bringing this seemingly unwieldy subject to life with sensitivity and rigorous reporting." A solid application essay from Carter Fellows' Abigail Jones on 988: mentalhealthjournalism.org/a-3-digit-u-s-… Apply for a fellowship! --> bit.ly/2YHSDCi

So very thankful to Carter Fellows for supporting my work this year. If you're a journalist with a mental health project in mind, apply for a fellowship! mentalhealthjournalism.org/the-carter-cen…

The pandemic has put mental health on everyone's mind. Journalists, what mental health topic would you like to cover? The Carter Center Fellows receive a $10K grant to report on a mental health topic of their choice. April 7 is the deadline to apply.

So proud of Nathaniel K. Garnick for making Business Insider's list of top PR professionals advising companies on SPACs and IPOs! businessinsider.com/top-public-rel…

*takes deep breath* I make a job of asking other people about their inner most thoughts, their best and worst days, and how their story might help others... Seems only fair I do the same. See you Thursday on The Carter Center IG.

For anyone trying to work, take care of their kids and manage a chronic illness during the pandemic, this one is for you. Kari Cobham writes so beautifully about her experience. nytimes.com/2021/03/22/par…

In awe of Christie Diez's resilience, love and extraordinary work. Follow her journey as she turned the camera on herself while caring for her dad, who died during the pandemic of Alzheimer's. Carter Fellows Modern Loss

Your friendly reminder that The Carter Center's mental health journalism fellowships are open for one more week! How's your app coming along? Where to apply --> cartercenter.org/health/mental_…

“It struck her one morning last July, when an email arrived from her son’s day care. In a flash of clarity, Emily Way knew her time in the workforce was about to end.” Every mom I know had a version of this lightning bolt. 19thnews.org/2021/04/womens… via 19thnews’ @ChabeliH

The number of v. talented and overqualified mom candidates we've gotten for The Double Shift PT producer job BECAUSE it is PT & mission driven.... is great for us, but is a case study in how many industries sideline these women bc they took time off, want flexibility etc.

Is it really a surprise that uncredentialed coaches, influencers and motivational speakers are so popular, given the inaccessibility of mental healthcare in this country? nytimes.com/2021/04/29/sty…

What a pleasure profiling Dartmouth 🌲's incoming president Sian Beilock for Dartmouth Alumni Mag. She's the College's first female pres in its 254-year history, and the youngest president in the Ivy League. dartmouthalumnimagazine.com/articles/sian-…

“People ask me, ‘How did she get to where she is? What did you and her dad do to raise her?’” says Ellen Beilock. “We mostly left her alone….She just was on her own trajectory.” My Dartmouth Alumni Mag cover story on Dartmouth 🌲's president-elect Sian Beilock dartmouthalumnimagazine.com/articles/sian-…

"She was like a rocket ship taking off—she was always going to do huge things."