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Spoke with WWLP TV’s Kayla Hevey today about the history of our health care (and, particularly our mental health care) industry’s treatment of queer people, how all institutions of our society absorb and reflect the larger culture’s bias, and the recent positive changes that are crucial to maintain and improve upon.
Not a Front Room Lady How to be (and not be) a workplace ally While all employees are important contributors, it’s also important for each employee to have their specific job title and role validated by their colleagues. In this brief video, I share a story sent to me by a young woman who, after […]
What If Your Employer Actually Cared About The Stress They’re Causing You? by Ken Dolan-Del Vecchio Read on Substack
“I Feel Like We’ve Been Stuck In An Insane Asylum For Years With Our Faces Pressed Against The Windows Begging For Help…” by Ken Dolan-Del Vecchio Read on Substack
“If You See Me Looking a Little Tired, Please Just Remind Me to Eat Something.” by Ken Dolan-Del Vecchio Read on Substack
“I Knew This Had Gone Beyond What I Could Take.” by Ken Dolan-Del Vecchio Read on Substack
Nothing about us without us! My friend and colleague, Joe Husman, introduced me to this clarion call of the inclusion movement several years back. I have since come to see it as the essence of democracy. How often, however, do the highest-level conversations about poverty, food insecurity, forced emigration, chronic unemployment, racism, sexism, homophobia include […]
Even if you work full-time for one employer it’s important to recognize that you have two additional jobs that are at least as important as the one for which you receive pay, and the best leaders reinforce this reality with their team members.
4 Lessons from the Trump Insurrection The insurrection that Donald Trump launched against members of Congress at the US Capitol Building provides a cautionary tale about how bad behavior often escalates in the absence of clear expectations, firm limit setting, and follow through with consequences. Here are 4 lessons that organizational leaders can take from […]
Make your resolutions specific and measurable so there’s no wiggle room when it comes to knowing whether or not you’ve accomplished your goals. “I will take a walk that lasts at least 20 minutes on at least two days every week” or “I will put at least $25 into my savings account after receiving every […]
