D. Ellis·Nov 6I Wasn’t There, But It Happened at My Workplace.The Emotional Weight of Being Close to a Traumatic Event.A response icon1A response icon1
D. Ellis·Nov 3White Women Were Never Just Bystanders: The Historical Role of White Women in Protecting America’s…An examination of white women’s participation in slavery, racial violence, segregation, political power, and the preservation of racial…A response icon5A response icon5
D. Ellis·Nov 2You Don’t Have to Start Over to Enter an Emerging IndustryYour professional experience may be more valuable in the industries of tomorrow than you realize.A response icon2A response icon2
D. Ellis·Oct 28The Difference Between Managing a Process and Understanding a System.What a decade of organizational change taught me about ownership, leadership, and the work we are expected to do without always…A response icon2A response icon2
D. Ellis·Oct 22The Hidden Cost of Dismantling Inclusion.The true cost of rolling back inclusion reaches far beyond a single policy, touching innovation, trust, and the way institutions work for…
D. Ellis·Oct 15If AI Data Centers Move to Space, Who Is Responsible for the Consequences?An exploration of space-based computing, sustainability, and the governance questions we should be asking before innovation outpaces…
D. Ellis·Oct 15Why Good Employees Struggle in Broken SystemsWhen organizations fail to design work effectively, individual performance becomes a convenient place to assign blame.
D. Ellis·Oct 14The Quiet Ways We Learn to Dismiss Violence Against WomenMisogyny does not always announce itself through hatred. Sometimes, it shows up in what we excuse, what we overlook, and what we have…
D. Ellis·Oct 13When Helping Everyone Starts Hurting You: The Hidden Cost of Doing Too Much.Generosity is a beautiful thing, but when caring for everyone else comes at the expense of your peace, health, and financial stability, it…A response icon1A response icon1
InAge of AwarenessbyD. Ellis·Oct 7We Keep Treating Housing Like a Product When It’s Really Infrastructure.The way we think about housing shapes the way we build communities, distribute opportunity, and define who gets to participate in the…A response icon1A response icon1