We Need Trauma Informed Workplaces Now
Published 06/20/21
Over a year into the Covid-19 pandemic with compounding stress, workplaces have continued to be sites in which employees cannot show up as their full selves. Work is often a pla...
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More Reflections on a Year of Pandemics
Published 04/19/21
As a diverse community committed to the ongoing work of global justice, we know you share our horror as once again we are reminded of the racialized violence that has plagued th...
Information as Primary Care: Addressing Global Health and Humanitarian Aid’s Big Data Problem
Published 04/05/21
The humanitarian sector, particularly the field of global health, is rich with data. But how much of that big data is actually helping us do better?
Reflections on a Year of Pandemics
Published 03/22/21
When I think about all that has happened in the past year, truthfully I feel overwhelmed.
Student By Day, Baker By Night: How The Pandemic Has Opened New Doors For the Children At Casa Hogar
Published 03/21/21
Casa Hogar Juan Pablo II, a mission of the Diocese of La Crosse, Wisconsin, first opened its doors to homeless children in 1985, but was officially founded the following March o...