Reinvention coach, obstacle conqueror and post-it note promoter. Lover of great design who believes creativity is a habit that can be sparked in all of us.
Toronto | NYC
Joined February 2009
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At the United Nations’ Summit of the Future, artist Refik Anadol unveiled a mesmerizing AI-powered installation — a living, swirling reflection of humanity itself. “I think AI is inhuman, but I think AI is a mirror for humanity.”
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At the Trinity Leadership School near Dallas, Sonja White's first-graders are flying high, reliving their amazing one-day flight south of the border – a plane trip to Mexico. Yet, they never actually left the classroom. cbsn.ws/3QIpXUm
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Rivian wants to make buying one of their EV trucks or SUVs a casual and pressure-free experience with the launch of Rivian Spaces. dlvr.it/SqnCz5
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With lounges, patios and experts to help with trip planning, Rivian's showrooms are trying to reinvent car sales. f-st.co/0nsNCjn
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One of LA's most revered architects, Paul Revere Williams designed homes & hotels known for their grace and elegance at a time when an African American architect was not expected to succeed. cbsn.ws/3PfEesf
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From his downtown New York City office, musician David Byrne runs “Reasons to Be Cheerful,” an online magazine highlighting creative solutions to complex problems. That same optimism infused Byrne’s hit Broadway show “American Utopia.” cbsn.ws/3N0pN8M
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Sona Jobarteh is from a West African griot family. For centuries, griots have been musicians and storytellers. Women in griot families were traditionally singers, but only men were allowed to play the instruments. cbsn.ws/3X1yjZi
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“You will go to college for free!”
Pete Kadens, a Chicago millionaire who retired at 40, created a charity called Hope Chicago that will pay for in-state college tuition, room and board, and books for 30,000 Chicago high school students. cbsn.ws/3Gd4Bsj
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“White privilege does not mean your life has been easy. It just means the color of your skin hasn’t made it harder.”
~ Jimmy Kimmel
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Great breakdown of the paradox of choice & how Trader Joe’s solves for it (selling 2x the amount per sq ft that Whole Foods does)
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Now that I have 100K followers, I want to talk about #OvarianCancer. Specifically my gritty story. The goal is awareness. I hope you find this narrative informative.
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Incredibly powerful. ❤️
Leylah Annie Fernandez's father, Jorge, chats with @markhmasters about what it means to represent Canada as an immigrant family. 🇨🇦
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Saddened to learn of the killing of a Muslim Pakistani-origin Canadian family in London, Ontario. This condemnable act of terrorism reveals the growing Islamophobia in Western countries. Islamophonia needs to be countered holistically by the international community.
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The fact that this country has not come to a standstill after finding a mass grave of children means we need to come to standstill to try to absorb what that says about us.
#amplifyBlackvoices Celebrating and standing with @violadavis I am listening and picking a lane.
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As white women, we have a responsibility to look after all women who are even more marginalized than us. We have to show up for women of color and the LGBTQ community in ways that they have shown up. We need to show these communities that we stand with them. Make 2020 the year.
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See part of the skyline you didn’t know was there. Visit Brookfield Place to see just how big a tower would need to be to house the 116,000+ GTA households who struggle to put an affordable roof over their heads. Hurry! Exhibit closes Nov 8! [untdwy.org/2MZmKA8 #UNIGNORABLE
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My documentary ‘Hello Privilege, It’s Me Chelsea’ is streaming now on @Netflix! A As a white person, we need to learn that it’s not the jobs of people of color to educate us. We need to educate ourselves about privilege. We need to step up and take responsibility.
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When this Toronto police officer finishes her shift, she spends much of her off-duty time as a mentor and friend to more than 30 young women. Read more: bit.ly/2IP7d4P