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This is the space where I share professional insights, personal stories, creative writing, and day-to-day reflections. My writing chronicles my living experiences and acts as a place where I can personally offer you professional expertise and best practice ideas.
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This week, I’ve had the honor of being invited to speak for the Comanche Nation alongside Sgt. Kevin Briggs, Kevin Berthia, Chaske Spencer, and Alex Meraz. We were invited to […]
Once again, I had the privilege of being at one of the most meaningful tables I think I have ever been invited to sit at. As we closed out the […]
Hey, you. It’s okay if you are feeling more tired than normal. Nothing normal has been happening for quite some time now. Wars and deathly riots are being waged all […]
If you want to stand out, you can talk shit about the folks who are forced to remain voiceless. They are the easiest ones to discuss. You know the ones. Well, […]
Our stories are made of perfect sentences. The ones that come to us as though from the beyond and penetrate straight to the heart of the matter. They speak life […]
It was raining heavily where I live today and my kids normally walk about four minutes to and from the bus stop on our road. I jumped in the car […]
Tonight, I’m attending a gala for the Wolfe Street Center. I’m honored to be able to support their important work in the field of substance use prevention and recovery. As […]
I’m so proud of the hard work of our Project 2025 Corrections team. Pictured Melissa J. Zielinski, Ph.D., Katy Allison, Ph.D., MPH, UAMS, Susie Reece. We have been working in […]
On April 4, 1968, civil rights leader Martin Luther King Jr., 39, was shot and killed at 6:01 pm while standing on a balcony of the Lorraine Motel in Memphis, […]
Diversity should be at every table. If you look around the room and it all looks the same, you’re missing voices who should be contributing. You’re doing your mission, organization, […]
Community conversations about suicide prevention with Angela Campagna.
According to Mental Health America (MHA), Asian Americans are the least likely racial group in the United States to seek mental health services. Of the 19 million Asian Americans living […]