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I just finished the Microsolidarity Practice Program [https://www.thehum.org/microsolidarity] and want to give a recommendation by way of sharing my experience with you. This course is put on by Nati Lombardo [https://twitter.com/LombardoNati] and Rich Bartlett [http://richdecibels.com/

I published the following letter internally on Wednesday, 2020-06-24. > Dear friends and colleagues, I am leaving Tableau. My last day is Friday. I am resigning, retiring, and graduating after 13 astonishing years of growing personally alongside this company. I’ve done some reminiscing

I've been reminded that I have a very [https://medium.com/@TableauEmpEthicsAlliance/drawing-a-line-77606d6dafff], very [https://twitter.com/TabEmpEthicsAll] specific experiential skill set. Also, that I really enjoy helping people be effective in reaching their goals and in improving the world. Effective immediately,

This WaPo story [https://www.washingtonpost.com/outlook/we-could-stop-the-pandemic-by-july-4-if-the-government-took-these-steps/2020/05/15/9e527370-954f-11ea-9f5e-56d8239bf9ad_story.html] is how I became aware of this release [https://ethics.harvard.edu/pandemic-resilience-supplement] of this Pandemic Resilience: Getting it Done [https://ethics.harvard.edu/files/center-for-ethics/files/roadmapsupplement_final_

I believe that the Santa Clara (Stanford) and the LA County (USC) studies getting so much news the last few days are both pretty junky and should not be used as evidence of anything in particular. There's a lot of data around