Keely Adler

What you should not do, I think, is worry about the opinion of anyone beyond your friends. When you can ask the opinions of people whose judgement you respect, what does it add to consider the opinions of people you don't even know?

this idea of protecting the purity of our society against the contamination of outside ideas is, well, it’s been weaponized really. The way people project fear of the “other” has been such a theme throughout human history. With all these metaphors that we’re picking up from fermentation, we can look and see how they have been applied in our society... See more

Language doesn’t simply describe organizations. It actively produces them. It signals what is valued, what is possible, what is taboo, and what counts as truth.1

“Realities are socially constructed in the conversational interplay between people.” John Shotter

When we focus on building new models of moving through the world that do not rely on violence and genocide to function, that is abolition at work.

“Metaphors are not merely poetic or rhetorical. They structure our perceptions, our actions, and our relations to others.” GeorgeLakoff & Mark Johnson

“Every way of seeing is a way of not seeing.”

"It's not about people not working," she said. "It's about not settling for a job that diminishes their quality of life. I'm lucky to have realized that early on."

Established “Big Four” accounting firms like KPMG and Deloitte, as well as tech giants like Salesforce, are creating tools for Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) accounting that help measure the carbon footprint of firms, among other things. Some companies combine carbon measurement with a portal for purchasing offsets, such as the... See more