Connecting Waterloo Region Communicators
Connecting Waterloo Region Communicators
Are you a neurodivergent woman in a communications-related role who was diagnosed or self-diagnosed as an adult? Do you work in Canada? I’m a McMaster researcher investigating how an adult diagnosis affected your career path! Take the survey After the survey The Adult diagnosis of neurodivergence in women communicators working in Canada survey should take less […]
When I managed the newsletter and event update emails for the K-W Knitters’ Guild, I came up with a heading that brought me joy in the rhyme and connection: Links & Thinks. Links reference topics raised in a meeting or get-together—the most salient bits. Thinks summarize ideas that happen that don’t have links from the […]
A little over a month ago, days after starting commUnity, I signed a contract for a new job after a long sabbatical. The job started last week. The time before starting was full. Planning, thinking, school, holidays. Working out to ensure I could physically manage the commute without reinjuring my knee. Trial trips. Baking! Clothing! […]
