I'm not Target or Bud Light. This is a story of choosing not to do business with someone out of principle for transgender rights.

The digital nomad life can be phenomenal if you have your health, but things get complicated when you get sick or injured. Having been through this experience, I can now say it’s doable to live a digital nomad life with a broken leg, although it certainly comes with challenges.

This is a conversation starter about how we can address white supremacy culture in the Humanist and Ethical Culture movements so we can grow and evolve.

White supremacy culture teaches us both overtly and covertly that whiteness holds value, whiteness is value.

March 15th is Long COVID Awareness Day. March is Long COVID Awareness Month. 

It is the year 2023, and International Women’s Day is upon us. And white women, we need to do better.

Something I love about my work is that it requires me to read and learn new things. Here are the five most interesting things I’ve learned so far this year as a result of research for work.

I was sexually harassed by a man well-regarded in the international humanist community. Many men didn’t see how this was sexual harassment. So I’m taking this as an opportunity to educate folks about implicit sexual harassment.

Colombia is a beautiful country with a troubled past and a stale reputation. This is what we outsiders get wrong about the country.

A Kiwi in a fancy dinghy rode up to me on a dock at a remote hotel in Rio Dulce, Guatemala. What ensued was one of the most insufferable conversations I’ve ever been party to. Here’s what happened.

My childhood dog took her last breath on August 23, 2022. She lived a very long life – 15 years. This is my memorial piece to her.

I’ve been in countless uncomfortable situations to better my language comprehension, from which I've learned a lot, and I’m sure I’ll be in many more. So I want to offer some advice from my experience learning languages abroad.