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- Why you maybe shouldn't write a memoir [Arthur Brooks] The Atlantic
- Black women hired onto whiter teams are more likely to get flagged as 'low performers' [Elizabeth Linos] Huffington Post
- Jacinda Ardern has a lot to be proud of as former prime minister of New Zealand, and one big confession to make [Hauser Leader Jacinda Ardern] Harvard Kennedy School
- Let's give Black World War II vets what we promised [Cornell William Brooks] The New Republic
- Five ways to make sure you get more sleep [Arthur Brooks] The Atlantic
- Who will investigate the Lewiston shooting, and how? A national security expert explains [Juliette Kayyem] GBH
- New Zealand's ex-Premier Jacinda Ardern will join conversation group to rally for environmental action [Hauser Leader Jacinda Ardern] ABC News
- Did you hear what I said? How to listen better [Julia Minson] HBS Working Knowledge
- In Rice, state turns to National Guard vet to oversee Massachusetts' strained shelter system [Juliette Kayyem] Boston Globe
- FBI director warns antisemitism in U.S. reaching 'historic levels' [Juliette Kayyem] CNN
- Ask and All: A rallying call to the nation [Gov. Deval Patrick] The Hill
- You might love candy, but does it make you happy? [Arthur Brooks] The Atlantic
- In a diverse collaboration to tackle a wicked problem, where do you start? [Hannah Riley Bowles and Jorrit de Jong] Science Animated
- What is compelling to do right now? [Marshall Ganz] The Harvard Gazette
- In favour of simple writing [Todd Rogers] The Economist
- A devastating attack by Hamas [Juliette Kayyem] The Atlantic
- You're writing it wrong [Todd Rogers]The Harvard Gazette
- Trump's 'marching order' sparks fears of violence [Juliette Kayyem] Newsweek
- Obama on parenting and the key to alleviate poverty [Arthur C. Books and Robert Putnam] CBS News
- Feeling burned out? Here’s what to do. [Arthur C. Brooks] The Atlantic
- NYC transit workers say they’re still not trained to deal with gunfire [Juliette Kayyem] The City NYC
- Myth: Women don't negotiate [Hannah Riley Bowles] Busted Podcast
- Homegrown review: Timothy McVeigh and the rise of the Trumpist threat [Juliette Kayyem] The Guardian
- Harvard Kennedy students present at City Hall [Linda Bilmes] Everett Independent
- Trump was a force of nature—and that’s a warning [David Gergen] CNN
- Will Pay Transparency Laws Make Salary Negotiations Fairer? [Hannah Riley Bowles] Law360
- US is still living with consequences of the Iraq and Afghanistan wars [Linda Bilmes] The Boston Globe
- How smart people can stop being miserable [Arthur Brooks] The Atlantic
- Harvard Kennedy School Research Shows Youth Participation in Major Protests Increases Likelihood of Success [Zoe Marks] The Harvard Crimson
- The Secret Service’s Day of Reckoning Approaches [Juliette Kayyem] The Atlantic
- Five Areas Where AI Is Revolutionizing The Biopharmaceutical Industry [Guadalupe Hayes-Mota, CPL Equity Fellow] Forbes
- What makes leadership development programs succeed? [Dana Born] Harvard Business Review
- The GI Bill was one of the worst racial injustices of the 20th century. Congress can fix it. [Cornell William Brooks, Linda Bilmes] Boston Globe Opinion
- The problem with using inclusionary zoning to build affordable housing [Linda Bilmes] Boston Globe Opinion
- Black + Iconic - Unsung Heroes [Hauser Leader Latosha Brown] BET
- False reports of school shootings are a 'second curse' [Juliette Kayyem] WGBH
- Happiness is a warm coffee [Arthur Brooks] The Atlantic
- New program aims to invest in Black women’s leadership in the South [Power, Innovation and Leadership executive education program] The 19th
- Tyre Nichols and policing as public health [Cornell William Brooks] CNN
- Public Service in Pink [Hauser Leader Leni Robredo] Harvard International Review
- The Hidden Link Between Workaholism and Mental Health [Arthur Brooks] The Atlantic
- The political polarization of COVID-19 treatments among physicians and laypeople in the United States [Julia Minson] PNAS
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