HeatherT

@HeatherT_

Working at the intersection of community wellbeing, participatory design and philanthropy. Fascinated by belonging + purpose. Former State Dept.

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  1. 12 Sep 2021

    “These are the groups who might gravitate to leading or taking part in political violence, as we got a taste of with anti-lockdown protests last year.” Wise sentiment to consider from

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  2. 12 Sep 2021

    “Some surveys indicate that the defiance [towards vaccines] is deep-seated, so we should expect a sizable number of marginalized, unvaccinated, unemployed, and profoundly angry Americans.”

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  3. 28 Apr 2021

    Interesting article about WV, but applicable to other places too: Inspired me to buy this book: The Nine Nations of North America

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  4. Retweeted
    20 Jan 2021

    As you watch this thing lift off and go away, imagine how it must feel for Muslim families. Immigrant families. The House, the Senate, and the White House given to a party that sees them as human beings. This is a moment of relief for a lot of people.

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  5. 7 Jan 2021

    This. All of this.

    I know NO terrorism/CVE colleagues who were surprised by yesterday. This is what happens when you are radicalized + recruited for violent action. We have been saying we have problem in America for a long time. Ideology of hate and extremism is thriving. The machine is funded.
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  6. 6 Jan 2021

    This rings so very true.

    As a terrorism analyst who spent the last decade studying propaganda produced by ISIS, al-Qa’ida and other jihadist groups, I’ve seen really upsetting shit that I can’t begin to describe here. But it’s never made me feel sick. What I’ve watched today makes me feel very sick.
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  7. Retweeted
    6 Jan 2021

    The National Association of Manufacturers calls on Pence to "seriously consider" working with the Cabinet to invoke the 25th Amendment "to preserve democracy."

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  8. Retweeted
    6 Jan 2021

    Per people close to the White House, several official and unofficial aides are trying - without success - to get the president to issue a stronger statement. He simply won't do it. He's been furious at Pence for refusing to do something he doesn't have power to do and that's that

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    6 Jan 2021

    The incredible show of force that we saw in DC this summer... Where is it? That was nowhere near what we are seeing happen today as lawmakers in both chambers are in lockdown and unable to continue their duties while violent protestors storm the Capitol.

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    6 Jan 2021

    Terrorist incidents targeting the US Capitol. 1954. 1983. 2001. 2021.

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  11. 26 Oct 2020

    We need to stop just pulling people out of the river. We need to go upstream and find out why they are falling in. ~Desmond Tutu

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  12. 16 Oct 2020

    Feel ready to work after participating in conversations with the co-designers who have joined us in our work this year to help address some of ' hardest challenges!

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  13. 16 Oct 2020

    I like this question. Seeking great leaders at the city level.

    Managing a city is one of the hardest things in the world. They're complicated, decentralized, and have to make so many zero-sum decisions about space and money. Who do you think are the great leaders — anywhere in the world — that have done a standout job leading cities?
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  14. 10 Oct 2020

    A B.C. research project gave homeless people $7,500 each — the results were 'beautifully surprising'

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  15. 8 Oct 2020

    POTUS giving purpose, meaning and a sense of belonging to people like these. What if they could have found it elsewhere w/o the hate?

    Every available study and dataset says that rightwing domestic terrorism is currently the biggest terror threat to Americans
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  16. 25 Sep 2020

    Really looking forward to digging into the toolkit! Constantly impressed by the interesting work coming from NZ in this space!

    We are delighted to announce that on Friday 25th September we will be launching a new report – Sprinting for Good: Using co-design to collaborate for social impact. This report captures the co-design process used to develop the National Action Plan for Community Governance
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    23 Sep 2020

    "COVID is increasing our work demands and reducing our sense of belonging," says () at . Strong self-awareness is essential to managing the challenges. Read the SSIR series on personal well-being:

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  18. 22 Sep 2020

    Really looking forward to today’s sessions and sharing our place-based design thinking work later this afternoon.

    Nonprofit Management Institute kicks off in a few minutes with Sarah Brayton and of discussing scenario planning and COVID-19. Read more on the topic:
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  19. 16 Sep 2020

    Great to learn about Edmonton's work

    . great to learn about what's growing in Edmonton with this new RECOVER Urban Wellness Framework. Thanks to for make this wise work more visible.
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    6 Aug 2020

    And then listen some more. ~Just a few of the participant learnings coming out of our Designing for Social Systems workshop with and 40 social sector leaders across this week!

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