On January 20, 2021, I had the opportunity to catch moments of the United States presidential inauguration ceremony. I listened intently to poet Amanda Gorman’s stirring recitation of her poem “The Hill We Climb,” in which the youth poet laureate spoke about hope and unity. Months later, Gorman’s poem continues to resonate with me as it does with millions of others.
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Whenever the seasons change, I feel inspired to make changes in my life – some small and contained, others more far-reaching. Change isn’t always a good thing, in and of itself. But change keeps us going. It’s often important, if not essential. As the leaves change colour, fall to the ground and return to the earth, I find myself reflecting upon the momentous changes that we have all witnessed over this past year.
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On April 2nd, I was part of an international panel of regulators who gave a webinar presentation for the Council […]
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By Lise Betteridge, MSW, RSW On a hot summer day this past June, I wandered the cool marble floors and concrete […]
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A few months ago, the College was invited to speak at the annual Communicators Day Conference of the Federation of […]
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