Today, I turn 30. 30 can be a heavy number. It’s one of the BIG ONES. As we are about to enter a second year with COVID19, my gratitude to circle the sun one more time deepens. Like many, I always choose a word for the new year. Last year’s…

We are about to start the sixth week of working from home. For the majority of it, I have kept in good spirits. I feel motivated to work, I have a supportive People Manager and fantastic co-workers. …

In my role, a small part of my time is dedicated to human resources-related duties. I have the absolute pleasure of being responsible for a team of amazing co-op students (see photo above), from recruitment to future job planning after their work placement with us ends. …

For many of us in technology and digital communications roles, accessibility is often thought in terms of a checklist or quality assurance. Does this design comply with the Accessibility for Ontarians with Disabilities Act? Did I follow the WCAG 2.0 guidelines? When we think of accessibility as only a checklist…

(This piece was originally published in the Summer 2019 edition of Holistic Parent) It’s 8:43 pm on a Monday night. On Saturday, we have a dinner to attend for Justin’s work, and I haven’t found a sitter because of a lack of details. Our child has refused to nap all…

This isn’t an article on the horrors of being a soon-to-be mother in the technology field. There are enough of those out there you can Google. …

(I had the pleasure of writing and performing a found poem on all of the #Fluxible2018 talks. You can read my poem below.) How you design information Reflects not just how you present But how you listen Other perspectives Bring the whole person And their culture. With this, there is…

Ask a dog owner about their dog and it’s clear within two seconds that they believe that their dog is the best dog in the entire world and all other dogs don’t hold a candle to their pup. They can to tell you fifteen obscure facts about the difference between…