Are you following me over on Substack? Today, I posted five movie recommendations to see a softer side of masculinity. This post is a follow up to my critique of comments made by Mark Zuckerberg about so-called “masculine energy” on the Joe Rogan Experience podcast.
Jane Whitlaw approached me to design a website to help her launch her counselling practice in South Surrey.
When I first started out in my communications career I was elated that I was being paid to spend my time on social media. At the time (2012/2013), social media offered a platform to share parts of myself that hadn’t had an avenue to be heard before. For the companies I worked for, social media…
The dialogue podcast, called Talk Dialogue to Me, was a strategic initiative to promote the art and practice of dialogue while also increasing understanding of the Centre for Dialogue’s mission.
The Strengthening Canadian Democracy team at SFU’s Morris J. Wosk Centre for Dialogue was looking to mobilize their findings in a visual way. Having previously worked with me at SARAVYC, the team’s director contracted me to design four infographics.
In my opinion, Zuckerberg’s view of masculine energy, and MMA culture for that matter, is narrow-minded and is not the type of energy needed in the corporate world.
The Strengthening Canadian Democracy Initiative at SFU’s Centre for Dialogue created a card game to explore how to inspire change in democracy. I helped them design the game cards to be print-at-home friendly.