Clay Literary • January 15, 2021

Fade In

Poetry

Introvert, Dear • January 12, 2021

What It’s Like Being An Introvert In An Extroverted Family And Culture

Growing up in a “loud” Caribbean family where extroversion was the norm, I was constantly misunderstood for being an introvert.

Creatures — Medium • January 10, 2021

The Beauty Of Loving Older Dogs

The aging process weighs on our minds, not theirs.

Creatures — Medium • December 24, 2020

Eggs Are An Inexpensive Superfood for Dogs

Serve them raw or cooked, and don’t skip the shell.

Little Old Lady Comedy • December 17, 2020

You Know You’re A Dog Mom When

Funny List

Hobart • December 15, 2020

On Shaving My Legs For The First Time

Poetry

HuffPost Canada • December 11, 2020

Why People Go Out Of Their Way To Mispronounce My 'Foreign-Sounding' Name

Sometimes it's unintentional. Often, it's not.

POPSUGAR Fitness • November 17, 2020

What Training To Become A Counselor Taught Me About Being Vulnerable

Empathy is a skill that we need to build and nourish in our relationships with others.

Sally • November 13, 2020

The Horrors Of Buying Makeup In A Pandemic

Creative Non-fiction

Little Old Lady Comedy • October 14, 2020

How To Survive Men With Big Degrees And Small Minds

Funny List

University Affairs • October 9, 2020

Intuition Might Be The Key To Finding A Career That Works

Focusing on feel rather than fit can promote greater happiness and engagement.

University Affairs • September 25, 2020

I Shouldn’t Have To Convince You About The Need For Anti-racism In The Academy, But I’ll Try Anyway

Do you know your BIPOC colleagues and students?

Little Old Lady Comedy • September 15, 2020

I Didn’t Catch Your Name

Creative Non-fiction

No Contact • September 10, 2020

Epidemiology 101

Flash Fiction

HuffPost Canada • July 28, 2020

‘Work Culture’ Is Code For White And Western. So Where Do People Like Me Fit?

Racialized job applicants often contend with hiring practices designed to exclude them.

Thrive Global • May 26, 2020

Bumping Into A Friend Helped Me See Old Wounds In A New Light

A brief moment outside a pet store reminded me to lead with compassion, even when anger feels like the natural response.

Thrive Global • April 6, 2020

These Simple Strategies Are Helping Me Get Back to What Matters Most

Silence is a powerful tool for looking inward and strengthening our connections with others.

Thrive Global • March 23, 2020

These Small Habits Are Helping Me Stay Positive And Productive

As caution and concern reign supreme, prioritizing joy is essential.

Thrive Global • February 10, 2020

Working As A Researcher Taught Me That Every Story Counts

A conversation with my supervisor gave me a new perspective on the value of words and numbers.

University Affairs • January 14, 2020

The Benefits Of Peer-review Publishing Beyond The Tenure-track

We don’t have to convince academics of the merits of publishing – but what about the rest of us?