Absolutely loved We All Want Impossible Things, my first read of 2023. Thank you Catherine Newman for writing this gem. I wanted to read it slowly, almost like parceling out a really good bar of chocolate. But who are we kidding? I don't have that kind of willpower!

"Most of what is wildly worthwhile is achingly impermanent." ❤️‍🩹

Good perspective by Miriam Warren, CDO at Yelp: “Inclusive companies have consistently proven to reap the benefits of better business outcomes.” I wholeheartedly agree. tinyurl.com/bddunfes #DEI #Opportunity #Leadership #RealWorldChange

At this moment, when inclusion efforts have become politicized, it's more vital than ever for companies to keep their public promises to rededicate themselves to their diversity, inclusion, and belonging commitments. Troublingly, the trend is quite the opposite.

Today is #InternationalTransDayOfVisibility, a day to celebrate the lives and contributions of our trans and non-binary siblings, while also drawing attention to the poverty, discrimination, and violence the community faces.

Librarians are saving democracy. America’s top librarian, the extraordinary ⁦Tracie D. Hall⁩ is fighting for our freedom to read, think, and share all books. A tremendous honor to write about Tracie D. Hall for the 2023 TIME 100 List | TIME time.com/collection/100…

This week's team read generated a wide-ranging discussion. Starting the week with eudaimonia and the process of human flourishing on my mind. #lifeatyelp wsj.com/articles/the-g… via WSJ Books Section

Today my father-in-law texted to say that he can count on one hand the number of Americans who know the difference between floundering and foundering. Thankfully, I am one of them. 😮‍💨

This book has given me tremendous hope. Thanks The.Ink, from Anand Giridharadas! washingtonpost.com/books/2022/12/…

“As a college English professor, people ask me how I can embrace ‘they’ as a singular pronoun, but the truth is that language is always evolving. And we have a responsibility to evolve with it.” - Min Jin Lee talking with Rev. Dr. Jacqui Lewis

I wrote an essay for New York Times Books about keeping Shabbat, reporting on work, and two new books that made me rethink time and ambition bit.ly/3X8h6hd

When asked what advice he would offer other leaders facing similar turmoil, he says, “Every school community has a quiet majority. Authentically and genuinely reach out to them.” Another encouraging and inspiring piece from Courtney Martin.

✍The OpEd Project Equality Now #PublicVoices Fellowship on Advancing the Rights of Women & Girls is a fantastic initiative to amplify women's voices & issues in the public sphere. Looking forward to the impact the 2023 cohort of inspiring thought leaders will have on media debate

How Supporting Gender Equality in the Workplace Supports Us All triplepundit.com/story/2023/wom… via @triplepundit

Agency Begets Equity: A Holistic Approach to Help All Workers Succeed triplepundit.com/story/2023/age… via @triplepundit

A poignant and compassionate piece by my dear colleague, Miriam Warren: People in grief need allies visiblemagazine.com/people-in-grie… via Visible Magazine

I loved this op-ed by Miriam Warren beautiful ✨💛

"If you’re with someone you love, stay a little longer, have the cake, have some coffee." ~John Stamos, via Miriam Warren's lovely, bittersweet San Francisco Chronicle piece: sfchronicle.com/opinion/openfo… (Painting by Wayne Thiebaud)

I’m speaking at Mills College graduation this year. Here’s why it’ll be bittersweet trib.al/b8sQZTn