To answer this, I went back to my history in the 1980s and 90s as an AIDS activist working with the NAMES Project Memorial Quilt. How we were able to help end the AIDS pandemic against all odds by playing our part to visualize, humanize, and otherwise make real the impacts of HIV.
Each week (or so) on Modus Institute, I do a video for the community called the Weekly Jim. They are internal and part of the subscription. This one seemed special enough to share.
Please, take every opportunity to avoid anger, be pragmatic, and figure out how to enable the right conversations with the right people at the right time.
Note: This is a “Weekly Jim” video. It’s a series on Modus Institute usually reserved for subscribers only. If you subscribe, you’ll get access to this as well as literally months’ worth of other exclusive content and access to the community.
Each week (or so) on Modus Institute, I do a video for the community called the Weekly Jim. They are internal and part of the subscription. This one seemed special enough to share.
Please, take every opportunity to avoid anger, be pragmatic, and figure out how to enable the right conversations with the right people at the right time.
Note: This is a “Weekly Jim” video. It’s a series on Modus Institute usually reserved for subscribers only. If you subscribe, you’ll get access to this as well as literally months’ worth of other exclusive content and access to the community.
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