How do you deal with all the queer injustice in the world — without losing your mind?

Dear supporter, World leaders are gathering at the 81st Session of the UNGA this week. On 18 September 2024, the UN overwhelmingly endorsed the ICJ ruling that Israel’s occupation is illegal and cons...

What happens between losing your cool and getting your mind back?

China’s new ethnic unity law reaches across borders. The danger is not that it does so. It is what it criminalizes, whom it targets, and how it enforces.

What a former client’s honesty taught me about anger, leadership, and knowing yourself.

On the difference between what you believe and what you do to someone else because of it.

Hey! I just took action to stop a bill in Ohio that bans drag and could even label women in sports bras as felons. We need to stop this government overreach now! Speak up and join the movement here:

On the ethical courage it takes to lead as your full queer self — without compromise.

On the ethical courage it takes to lead as your full queer self — without compromise.

For the queer and trans leaders who've been waiting for someone to name what they already know.

Queering the Way: Navigating Leadership Ethics from the Margins eBook : Stehle, Darren: Amazon.ca: Kindle Store

Not a template. Not a framework. A philosophy — built from the margins, for those ready to lead from the full truth of who they are.

On pendulums, pushback, and what it means to lead from the margins right now.

Hard-won, vital legal protections have been upended – ultimately our lawmakers must fix this, says director of Trans+ Solidarity Alliance, Alexandra Parmar-Yee

"Queering the Way" is available on Amazon now. Here's what I was thinking about while I edited the VOICE principle yesterday.

US Ambassador Pete Hoekstra says he was ‘not aware’ American-made app he previously promoted was used to help Alberta separatist group

On serenity, imperfection, and why queer leaders don't have to show up all the time.

"Queering the Way" is done — and I'm not quite sure how to feel about that.

On the practice of dignity, restraint, and acceptance — and what threatens it.