Chronicling An Infectious Disease Quarantine
The door of my high school locker had a magazine ad pasted on it. Orange background, a minimalist plastic chair and the words SEE YOU IN 2020. It was 1992, the internet was coming alive, I was...
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Dreams, Memories, Stories
The same dream comes to me every night. It always starts in the lobby of One Shell Square in New Orleans. Once the large grinning security guard lets us through the turnstiles, we wait for the...
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Making it Home
My grandfather the physician “A second chance doesn’t mean that you’re in the clear. In many ways, it is the more difficult thing. Because a second chance means that you have to try harder. You must...
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Open, Equitable and Accountable: From Conflictive Stagnation to Collective...
Crossroads, by Adam Meek Two weeks ago, I held virtual office hours for those recently out of work and/or seeking career reinvention. It was an apt culmination to a year of public talks, online...
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