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Grad Speakers Join the Protest Fray

Inside Higher Ed, Johanna Alonso, May 2024

Why Everyone Feels Like They’re Faking It

The New Yorker, Leslie Jamison, February 2023

Feel Like an Imposter at Work? It’s Not You, It’s Them

Globe and Mail, Val Maloney, December 2021

Allyship Reaches an Awkward Stage

Axios, Hope King, December 2021

You Left Your Toxic Workplace. Why Is It So Hard to Move On?

The Lily by The Washington Post, Anne Branigin, August 2021

Delayed Cancer Screenings are a Dangerous Side Effect of the Pandemic

NPR’s Morning Edition, July 2021, radio

How Black Can I Be In This Moment?: Black Professionals Describe the Profound Psychological Toll of Code-Switching While Working from Home

Business Insider, Rebecca Knight, June 2021

Bringing Your Whole Self to Work May Create More Problems Than It Solves for Employees

Business Insider, Rebecca Knight, May 2021

Failing Up: Why Some Climb the Ladder Despite Mediocrity

BBC, Zulekha Nathoo, March 2021

Reaching Out to a Black Friend About Racism? Here’s What Experts Want You to Know

TODAY.com, Elyse Pham, December 2020

Cancer in the Black Community

NBC Universal Dallas Fort-Worth, November 2020, television

The Black Cancer Podcast Centers People of Color Because ‘Your Life and Your Trauma Matter’

POPSUGAR, Samantha Brodsky, October 2020

My Karen Translator Responds to Racism So You Don’t Have To

One Zero Mediium, Hope King, September 2020

My Karen Translator

KUOW-NPR, Jeannie Yandel, August 2020, audio

Navigating Racial Microaggressions

Good Morning Washington, August 2020, live television

Online Workshops by Seattle Advocate Push Conversation about Racism Forward

King 5, Brit Moorer, May 2020