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2001: Grassroots Fundraising with Mentors and Bookstores

2004: NYC Pride

2010: Moved back to SF/Bay Area - worked for shady viral forecasting org

2011: 100% move to consulting

2017: W.S. Merwin contract - leading to committment with Horizons Foundation

2020: Tara Jaye Frank
"I have good news.
You don’t have to be perfect,
all-knowing or especially eloquent
to be a good ally to Black people.

You just have to care more
about righting wrongs
than you care about protecting your ego.
You have to lead
and listen and learn,
without expecting Black people
to make it easy for you.

It shouldn’t be easy,
because hard things are hard.

It’s hard to acknowledge you’ve benefited
from a system of oppression.
It’s hard to admit you’ve been blind
to broad-based professional harm.
It’s hard to know that people
you may care about
have suffered in silence for years
because they couldn’t trust anyone enough to be honest
about their painful experiences,
some of which you may have unconsciously endorsed.

These truths likely challenge
your idea of who you are,
and self-actualization -
becoming the person you aspire to be -
is a fundamental human need.
It’s one of the reasons why,
I believe, the existence of racism
in everything, everywhere
has been denied for so long.
“Good” people couldn’t bring themselves
to call a thing a thing.

So, yeah. This is hard.
But you know what?

You can do hard things."

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Walking together in our uniqueness

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AMM

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Listening and learning through doing and life experience

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Listening and learning through doing and life experience

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A life of activism led me to UAF.

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create our horizon of the world we want to be in 💜💜