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Welcoming Winter by Looking Within

December 15, 2016

Photo showing eight hands with varied skin tones: 4 with gloves, 4 without. By sharing three sets of “emergency gloves” among the five of us, we found a way to share in the warmth: each of us with one hand covered, one uncovered. Together, we created some warmth, much laughter, and good memories that remind me still today that we need solutions for solidarity and mutual support. Together, we can create warmth, even in chilly conditions.

Heart, Head, and Hands: Explaining the Blog’s Name

December 12, 2016

The Call to Write

November 12, 2016

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💛💛💛 #Repost @chiara.acu with @use.repost $💛💛💛 #Repost @chiara.acu with @use.repost ・・・ 💫 let us feel this one in our guts 💫 nourishing kinships of care is resistance against capitalist dehumanization 💫 sometimes fighting for more just worlds is less about the big picture stuff and more about building connections to each other, connections that are vital to create possibilities outside of competition, commodification, isolation, trauma, and the privatization of care connections that make our organizing possible, and that build up our immunity to conflict, fracturing, and manipulation from a system that wants us divided and alone connections that quite frankly make life worth living 💫 a shout out and big love to tanuja for making space for me to work on this art, to oona and cole, to giselle, ace, ebony, robin, crystal, micah, loisse, karen, diana, tulia, brian, molly, mary, and nazafarin for the care shared in the past couple of weeks i am so grateful❤️ . . . [image ID: one rectangular slide with semi-transparent rainbow letters spelling "nourishing kinship of care is resistance", and pearl-colored letters spelling "against capitalist dehumanization". The background shows green and blue vines growing from a multicolored flower meadow. shiny hearts, stars, and flowers are scattered throughout]$

I'm grateful for this invitation to speak with the

I'm grateful for this invitation to speak with the International Society of Managing and Technical Editors (ISMTE) this fall. And I’m also looking forward to workshops with the University of Houston-Downtown and Elon University.

Much gratitude in the midst of writing, reading, planning, facilitating, coaching, revising, learning, and unlearning. I’m especially grateful for the range of meaningful work as a writer and educator working with and for other writers and educators. 💜

As writers, we need such different things—at dif

Fall is in the air. The photo shows me in Shenando

Fall is in the air. The photo shows me in Shenandoah last weekend, where leaves are beginning to drop. Excited about today’s equinox, I’m grateful that seasonal change reminds me to pause and reflect.

If you'd like to join me and others in reflection, there are two gatherings next week:

1. The recharge and recommit gathering is Wednesday, September 28th at 1pm ET:
https://heart-head-hands.com/product/recharge-and-recommit/ (link in bio)

This is the second to last of these gatherings. In addition to meditation, freewriting, and conversation time, we'll talk as a group about how people can stay connected beyond the gatherings.

2. The next writing retreat is Monday, September 26th 10am-4:30pm ET:
https://heart-head-hands.com/product/writing-retreats/ (link in bio)

One-day retreats include time to connect with others and to write on your own. I offer guided meditations, and I'm available to connect one-with-one.

In whatever form reflection might take today and through this seasonal change, I want to say excitedly: HAPPY FALL! <3

#equinox #reflection #writing #fall

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LINK IN BIO to support Puerto Rico (includes link to Spanish version too).

“On September 19th, Hurricane Fiona made landfall along the southwestern coast of Puerto Rico yesterday afternoon. The storm has caused catastrophic flooding resulting in 75% of the island’s population being without clean water and an island-wide power outage with no clear timelines of when these resources will be restored. The brunt of the storm’s impact hit areas in the southwestern part of the island where 3,600 homes are still covered by blue tarps from Hurricane Maria 5 years ago, and where a 6.4 magnitude earthquake struck in December 2019.

The Fiona Community Response Fund aims to address BOTH the immediate humanitarian needs AND long term power building work to advance an equitable recovery.

The Fiona Community Response Fund is led by a coalition of community-led organizations working on immediate response to fulfill needs over the short- and long-term. It is a partnership of approximately 25 organizations including the Maria Fund, Taller Salud, Ayuda Legal Puerto Rico, Institutio Agroecologia, Campamento contra las cenizas de Peñuelas, Étnica, and others.”

[screenshot of bold white text on a black background reads: Fiona Community Response Fund. DONATE TO FIONA COMMUNITY RESPONSE FUND]

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About Beth Godbee

I'm an educator and former college professor who believes our fully embodied selves matter in the world. We can’t just think our way out of the incredible injustices, dehumanization, violence, and wrongdoing that characterize everyday life. We must feel and act, too. [Pronouns: she/her.] Read more ...

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