It’s impossible to ignore the date we just passed. Dr. King’s legacy is often reduced to “dreaming,” but his actual methodology began with seeing. He insisted that a nation look directly at the “hidde...

The Signpost Sessions is seeking contributors, storytellers, and critical thinkers to help us build a library of guidance. We are looking for pieces that bridge the gap between documentation and colle...

When we first posted about the Signpost Sessions in late December, we laid out a vision. A space to slow down, witness what’s happening, and figure out how to respond together. Since then, we’ve been ...

Every community project begins with a story. The Signpost Series began because many of us are experiencing similar emotions at this time. We are navigating uncertainty, the world feels overwhelming, a...

We know life is busy. You might be balancing a classroom, a newsroom, community organizing, or just trying to get through the week. The Signpost Sessions are designed to be flexible. You can dip in fo...

We chose the name Signpost Sessions carefully. In a world that feels increasingly fragmented, it is tempting to look for heroes. We look for the “expert” with the 10-step plan, the guru with the perfe...

Every community project begins with a story. The Signpost Sessions evolved from a shared sense of navigating uncertainty, challenge, and possibility. A feeling that many of us experience in our work, ...

Once you’ve got Signal set up, there are a few smart ways to use it for even more privacy, flexibility, and control, especially when you’re working with a group or online community. In this post, you’...

Signal is a free, open-source messaging app built for privacy. Unlike most apps, Signal doesn’t show ads, collect your data, or track what you do. Every message and call is encrypted from end to end, ...

“Build without broadcasting.” That phrase has been echoing in my mind ever since a recent conversation with Dr. Stephanie Toliver (shared with permission). She said many powerful things, but this idea...

What Is the Worth of Our Work? Rethinking Credit, Capital, and Contribution That question came into sharp focus last week, as I was returning from a conference. I was reflecting on conversations about...

In today’s world, almost everything we do online, whether it’s checking the weather, scrolling through social media, or ordering takeout, leaves behind a digital trail. This trail is known as your dig...

When it comes to cybersecurity, there’s no one-size-fits-all solution. We use technology differently, and we each have different risks to consider. That’s why it’s helpful to create a personal threat ...

In today’s world of constant connectivity and data collection, privacy can feel like a lost cause. But it’s not. Your privacy is still very much up for grabs, and that’s why it matters more than ever....

In today’s hyper-connected world, individuals are increasingly experiencing privacy fatigue—a sense of being overwhelmed by the constant need to manage personal data. This phenomenon is exacerbated by...

In today’s hyper-connected world, our lives are increasingly intertwined with technology. From smartphones to smart homes, digital tools have become essential to how we work, learn, connect, and relax...

As we embark on an exciting new phase for the Initiative for Literacy in a Digital Age, I want to take a moment to express my deep gratitude to our Founding Director, Shelbie Witte. Her vision and lea...