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Nov 17, 2019 9 min

EP 59: Radical Vulnerability

from Historical Reminiscents Hosted by Krista McCracekn

In today's episode I'm talking about the practice of radical vulnerability in professional spaces. I discuss the basics of radical vulnerability, provide examples of what this looks like, and reflect on spaces for safe vulnerability. Mentioned in this episode: -Karina Haglen on Twitter, also check out their awesome zines. -Alaina Leary, "Here's Why You Need to Practice Radical Vulnerability Online" Rapid Reads: -Chelsea Miller, From Me Too to systemic cultural change: a public historian's call to action

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