Did my colleagues and I design the internship program we wish we had access to when we were humanities graduate students? Absolutely. The best part of my job is making the path easier for everyone

thanks Lenore :(

I hope you read the book, as it addresses exactly these points. The authors want to push for our country to support women and families. And they address the claim that more humans=bad for the planet and I think provide a really compelling counter argument.

Pre-order the book now, it comes out officially next week! bookshop.org/p/books/afte...

Don’t just listen to me: even Peter Singer says this book challenged and changed his thinking on the importance of population. We have to make parenting easier and more equitable to sustain any of the progress we’ve made

It's been several years but my memory of Michelle Tusan's work is that she builds in her family's personal history to her academic study of the Ottoman Empire and refugees/forced migration, perhaps/especially in Smyrna's Ashes