Posts tagged zoom
Why Grant Makers Should Reject Shiny New Things
Why Grant Makers Should Reject Shiny New Things

During the endless days of Zoom meetings that began with pandemic lockdowns, I invented a “philanthrobingo” game to keep me focused on listening.

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Socially Awkward: Reflections on Gathering in the New Normal
Socially Awkward: Reflections on Gathering in the New Normal

Socially awkward. That’s how I captured my feelings at the closing of an in-person convening a few weeks ago.

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