Communication, design, and ethics in practice…
As this post was originally published Evergreen Public Schools was in the third week of a strike that had closed schools. Families were already well past the point of improvising schedules. Students were missing instructional time that no one seriously believes will be fully recovered later. Meals were still being served. Some extracurriculars, including sports, …
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This blog post reflects on an online exchange about LGBTQ+ issues, highlighting the escalation of misinformation and targeted fear from individuals like Vladimir. The author counters claims that LGBTQ+ visibility equates to predation and emphasizes the importance of acceptance, compassion, and truth. Ultimately, it advocates for dignity and resilience against hate.
Professional Summary Communicator with strategic insight and a strong public service ethic, specializing in education, cultural outreach, and inclusive storytelling. More than 10 years of experience supporting equity-focused communication in public institutions, community programs, and educational settings. Skilled in developing print and digital content that informs, builds trust, and reflects the diversity of the communities …
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Mikhail Oparin 