#Encouraged

alright, I wanna talk about it:recently I've been dealing with stuff that happened and that I was experiencing when I was in my mid- to late teensall of this has
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Can I still count my days of #LeibnizHomeOffice? Yes, though it's getting harder: today was Day 23. I promised to continue last week's thread about verification, error, and (un)truthfulness with
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Today, @pressedconf is holding #pcPopUp2020 so I decided to tweet a short thread to share some resources and my personal story on using open resources. 1/18.https://2020popup.pressedconf.org  My first experience undertaking
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Iceland is planning to reopen its borders June 15. It will require all visitors to take a covid-19 test, agree to a two-week quarantine or present official documentation of a
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Qld Parliament sits today. Debate on gov't bills 11:15am-1pm & 3pm til adjournment: 1. Appropriation bill to authorise extra pandemic-related gov't spending2. COVID-19 Emergency Response bill - various provisions, most
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This reminds me of a 2010 poll of Tea Party supporters in which 84% said that "the views of the people involved in the Tea Party movement generally reflect the
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Let's keep the networked thoughts coming! Here are 23 elements of effective, transformative collaborations that were generated at the salon. Add to or elaborate on any of these and lets
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Reading a book is time consuming, who has time for it anyway? Let me help you out LeBron, here’s a thread about Malcolm’s life and his evolution with some clarification
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DAY 1Going to start celebrating this #Navratri2020 by admiring 9 Devis who inspires me everyday. During the third pandemic of the bubonic plague, Savitribai carried a patient on her back
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Rising authoritarianism is harnessing online campaigns to threaten democracy globally. @NDI’s @ipolitico surveyed these challenges and potential solutions at the #FutureOfDemocracy conference. Some highlights (thread ): COVID, the struggl
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This[long] thread looks at the radical role of folk dance and music as elements of social protest in the 19th century 1/23 #heritageofprotest There's tradition of radical history engaging with
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Happy Frivolous Filing Thursday, y'all!As we hit this holiday weekend homestretch, I thought it might be fun to talk about @LafayetteTravel - a city which bills itself as "The Happiest
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I spend altogether too much time reading about charity history.But every once in a while I still discover something entirely new to me that blows my mind.And this is one
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1. Amid many discussions about comments about the need for more testing, a few thoughts. 

https://thehill.com/homenews/campaign/503758-trump-quips-that-he-told-aides-to-slow-the-testing-down-for-coronavirus 2. Many biotech, pharma grou
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Ok, I am about to go off on rich donors who fund media and how they kinda hide it and why you should know. For four years, I have been
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the day “19 fandoms” came to be, a thread: 19 fandoms: a list of fandoms compiled by an unsure aroha of few fans they encountered who voted once (doubt it
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