Helen Betya Rubinstein
@helenbetya.bsky.social
part bicycle 🚲 writing & coaching other writers ✎ FEELS LIKE TROUBLE, on writing & teaching, coming 2026
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I was so happy to have a chance to interview a writing coach to find out, uh, what exactly a writing coach does and how she works with historians. And even better that it's @helenbetya.bsky.social, whose thoughtful approach to coaching historians can push us out of comfortable ways of thinking.
New episode out now, featuring writing coach @helenbetya.bsky.social! I was delighted to ask Helen about her process as a coach, how she works with historians, and the types of questions she asks her clients to help them produce writing they value. Listen here: draftingthepast.com/podcast-epis...
To support faculty writers is a joy & an honor and it’s also very intimate, which means I rarely get to talk about it. So it was a huge pleasure & honor to be in conversation with @katecarp.bsky.social of @draftingthepast.bsky.social last month, about my work with historians in particular 🙏
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2000+ Jewish professors, staff, and students circulating a letter on Trump-Vance's arrest of Mahmoud Khalil:
"We hold various views…But we are united in denouncing…anyone who invokes our name—and cynical claims of antisemitism—to harass, expel, arrest, or deport members of our campus communities."
"We hold various views…But we are united in denouncing…anyone who invokes our name—and cynical claims of antisemitism—to harass, expel, arrest, or deport members of our campus communities."
March 18, 2025 at 4:49 PM
2000+ Jewish professors, staff, and students circulating a letter on Trump-Vance's arrest of Mahmoud Khalil:
"We hold various views…But we are united in denouncing…anyone who invokes our name—and cynical claims of antisemitism—to harass, expel, arrest, or deport members of our campus communities."
"We hold various views…But we are united in denouncing…anyone who invokes our name—and cynical claims of antisemitism—to harass, expel, arrest, or deport members of our campus communities."
To support faculty writers is a joy & an honor and it’s also very intimate, which means I rarely get to talk about it. So it was a huge pleasure & honor to be in conversation with @katecarp.bsky.social of @draftingthepast.bsky.social last month, about my work with historians in particular 🙏
I was so happy to have a chance to interview a writing coach to find out, uh, what exactly a writing coach does and how she works with historians. And even better that it's @helenbetya.bsky.social, whose thoughtful approach to coaching historians can push us out of comfortable ways of thinking.
New episode out now, featuring writing coach @helenbetya.bsky.social! I was delighted to ask Helen about her process as a coach, how she works with historians, and the types of questions she asks her clients to help them produce writing they value. Listen here: draftingthepast.com/podcast-epis...
November 6, 2024 at 8:52 PM
To support faculty writers is a joy & an honor and it’s also very intimate, which means I rarely get to talk about it. So it was a huge pleasure & honor to be in conversation with @katecarp.bsky.social of @draftingthepast.bsky.social last month, about my work with historians in particular 🙏
Reposted by Helen Betya Rubinstein
The latest Drafting the Past newsletter is here, and it has BONUS CONTENT from episode 52 with @helenbetya.bsky.social. Check it out here to hear more from Helen on writing about collective history when we're used to individual narratives: buttondown.com/draftingthep...
Bonus Audio: "To better reflect the collective possibilities for our future"
Bonus audio from Episode 52: Helen Betya Rubinstein In case you missed it, last week’s Drafting the Past episode featured an episode with writing coach Helen...
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October 2, 2024 at 6:07 PM
The latest Drafting the Past newsletter is here, and it has BONUS CONTENT from episode 52 with @helenbetya.bsky.social. Check it out here to hear more from Helen on writing about collective history when we're used to individual narratives: buttondown.com/draftingthep...