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Science isn't the silver bullet here, but communicating and teaching it more effectively and humanely

Give in to the intrinsically human impulse to create, to imagine what can be, to notice what is good

had the great pleasure to accept an invitation to write a paper for a special i ssue in the journal Human-Wildlife scicomm colleagues who I know think long and hard about effective, inclusive scicomm in applied/policy/human-wildlife Human-Wildlife Interactions 15(3). https://digitalcommons.usu.edu/hwi/vol15/iss3/27/ If you hit a

GETTING THE MOST OUT OF WORKING WITH AN ILLUSTRATOR As discussed in the first article in this series, humans Furthermore, illustrations “think” like the human brain.

That is, I emphasized the mechanics of moving from "neutrality" to embracing the humanity of being a zoom out from the deeply embedded ways that stories are already (and have always been) part of being human

used in scientific writing, but are extremely common in academic writing from disciplines such as the humanities One reason (of many) for this difference is that the actual words  are held to matter in humanities discourse

But, more importantly, weekends and evenings and other periods of time off are essential to your humanity combo of those miscalculations can result in you promising waaaaay more for a sabbatical than (a) is humanely now curious if we’d see parity in approvals across colleges or disciplinary groups (e.g., STEM, arts, humanities

actively strive to change the academy for the better, to make it more inclusive, more responsive, more humane But, academia is like most of our systems: it was designed for and by a specific subset of humanity, does a chapter relevant to my expertise No to punitive/surveillance pedagogy that demeans students' humanity

Thinking, Fast and Slow -- this one is a super-dense read, but I really appreciated the insights into human

organization. [3] I've been part of meaningful changes like this again and again, thanks to the awesome humans In each of these settings, I was surrounded by fellow humans who gave a shit, showed up, worked together that I co-edited; develop and edit a series in ESA's journal of record that highlighted all the vital human

co-edited; co-developed and co-edited a series in ESA's journal of record that highlighted all the vital human that I am , instead, formally trained in community development, nonprofit management, and the arts and humanities Human-Wildlife Interactions  15(3). https://doi.org/10.26077/9wss-av78   Prescod-Weinstein,, C. 2019.

Meanwhile, here’s a sample of what you might find useful: “Humans have drawn to record and synthesize