I’m so excited to share the very first episode of The Apologies Podcast!
I couldn’t have asked for a more lovely guest to start this journey with. Hui-wen Sato is a pediatric ICU nurse based in Los Angeles.
In this interview, she talks about navigating burnout and how finding herself in the role of patient has changed her perspective on nursing. And, of course, she shares an apology.
Click here to listen.
It was an honor to be included in Good Grief’s “Celebrating Women Who Tell Our Stories” Series and to see the sustained impact of Speaking Grief. Click here to read.
Do you feel discouraged or even defeated about the state of the world? So much so that you find yourself disengaging? What if we told you that there was another path? That there’s a form of reporting that doesn’t just tell you what’s wrong in your community but actively works to empower you to help set it right? On this episode of “News Over Noise,” hosts Leah Dajches and Matt Jordan talk with James Causey a projects reporter and columnist at the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, about solutions journalism and the potential it holds for strengthening democracy. Listen here.
I’m honored to be included in Penn State Outreach and Online Education’s series on “Women Making an Impact.” Read the article here.
Leslie Laing is driven by finding solutions. She felt her community could be more inclusive, so she helped create the first diversity conference for Centre County. She couldn’t afford a diploma case after earning her degree, so she established a fund that awards an outstanding adult student at Penn State a diploma case along with a grant. In this episode of WPSU‘s I’m Your Neighbor, Leslie describes some of the many, many ways she serves the State College community and shares her belief that we all have the ability to influence the circumstances around us.
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