Author: Savannah Kennedy

Let’s start with a confession: the phrase “level playing field” is a big lie. We use it in meetings, but do we really check if the field is level?

This isn’t just about who gets the best shifts or gym … Read the rest

Imagine a meeting between parents and teachers. It’s often awkward, like a diplomatic summit. Report cards are like official messages.

We must change this approach. It’s not just about feeling good. It’s about building real trust through hard work.

This … Read the rest

Our traditional justice system often feels like a broken record. It plays the same tune over and over—crime, punishment, repeat. We, the audience, are tired of this old song.

So, why does restorative justice feel like a breath of fresh … Read the rest

Let’s be honest. The map to opportunity is often drawn in invisible ink.

You know the resources are there—the grants, the programs designed to level the field. But finding your way? That’s the first, and most demoralizing, socioeconomic access barrier. … Read the rest

Let’s step back from the rainbow logos for a moment. Why is it important to create space for queer youth in teams and programs? It’s not just a nice thing to do.

It’s not optional. If your youth program gets … Read the rest