Diversity Equity & Inclusion
Creating a more equitable, inclusive world starts with understanding and action. Whether in the workplace or broader society, embracing diversity fosters innovation, empathy, and stronger communities. Discover insights on building environments where everyone feels valued, heard, and empowered to succeed.
Why Moving to a New Country Is Easier Than Adapting to a New Culture
My own cultural journey has been a slightly complicated one. I was born in Nablus, grew up mainly in Amman, and left Jordan at seventeen. From there, I went to the United States, returned to the Arab...
Crawdads, Chimpanzees & the Evolution of Empathy
Does a fish see the water it swims in? Do stars grieve when they die? And does a crawdad know it is in a barrel? An elder friend from the American South once offered me a piece of Creole wisdom that...
Why Muse Management Services Is Essential in Today's Economy
On July 4th, 2025, Donald Trump and the Republican Party cut Medicaid and the Affordable Care Act programs, which helped millions of Americans with and without disabilities, by $1 trillion. Then, on...
How Health and Social Systems Miss and Reinforce Inequities for Black Families
Data is often treated as the foundation of fairness in health and social care. But data systems don't just record reality, they shape it. When measurement frameworks are poorly designed, they don't simply...
Whose Residence is Ordinary? Hong Kong's Two-tier Immigration Law
Hong Kong’s Immigration Ordinance speaks in a single legal English to everyone who crosses its border. Every applicant, whether arriving with a job offer worth millions or a contract to clean and cook...
The Rise of the Modern-Day Narcissist
Most people being labelled as narcissists today are not narcissists at all. Explore the rise of narcissistic tendencies, the society that created them, and how true healing is possible.
Late Diagnosis, Lifelong Understanding, Finding Myself Through ADHD
For most of my life, I believed that something about me was “wrong.” I was the child who seemed capable but inconsistent, bright yet distracted, enthusiastic but unfocused. At school, I was often described...
How a Morning Commute Changed My View of Home and Belonging
A routine drive to work and a passing glance at a house for sale lead to a deeper reflection on comfort, community, and the invisible influence of where we grow up. Through an unexpected moment of connection...
Happy 250th birthday, America, and Witching You a Happy Interdependence Day
Happy 250th birthday, America. I am casting this blessing as a patriotic American who is also a grief therapist, death doula, social worker, queer author, ancestral worshipper, and pink magic practitioner...
Why Differential Attainment Isn’t an Individual Problem
For years, when postgraduate exams show gaps between IMG and UK-trained doctors, the feedback and response have been predictable: offer communication and language support, mentoring, and cultural awareness...
From Policy to Reality
Inclusion policies for autistic individuals and those with neurodevelopmental conditions often promise progress, but families, educators, and professionals still face long waits, limited support, and fragmented...
