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5 gatherings that refueled me this summer

This summer, I slowed down, put my phone down, and really noticed — from dance that shows what words can’t to the joy of shared camp songs, and the power of welcoming places like Golden Russet. Gathering, at its best, is built on that kind of noticing.

A Case for Ditching the Zoom Background (When It's Appropriate)
Amanda Panneton Amanda Panneton

A Case for Ditching the Zoom Background (When It's Appropriate)

In this episode of Together Apart, we host a Digital Speed Dating Experiment to see if virtual dating could be meaningful, fun, and even a little disarming. Read more on why we make the case that you should stop trying to block out the world behind that screen in most virtual social gatherings.

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How Covid Changes the Way Institutions Gather
Amanda Panneton Amanda Panneton

How Covid Changes the Way Institutions Gather

Because we now have to navigate every gathering virtually, not just the sidebars, institutions of power are being forced to open up areas to guests they had previously overlooked. Read more to explore some of the fundamental questions on how institutions gather now and who they convene in a post-Covid world.

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