Reader Mailbag: How to Be A Together Grad School Student

Here’s a great question that recently landed in the mailbag from Mekia L., a principal with KIPP DC, who had just started grad school! I know many of you are in the same boat! What a great question, Mekia! I already know you are rocking out your Google calendar during...

Nathan Olmeda-Lopez’s Together Tour: Issue #121

Together Friends, Well, here we are deep in February. It's been a . . . year? Month? In brighter news, more daylight comes our way soon, and unrelated to anything Togetherness, here a few things I'm enjoying this month. Am I an influencer now?! Reading: I've had this...

Mark Yarber’s Together Tour: Issue #119

Together Friends, How are we all doing? I am personally toggling between full-on preparation for Winter Cousin Camp and a tiny bit of Grinch mode, but sometimes that’s how it is in a Big-Blended-Family-That-Celebrates-Various-December-Holidays. ANYWAY, before you...

Jazzmyne Townsend’s Together Tour: Issue #118

Together Friends, How are we all doing? This is your public service reminder that there are just three full weeks left between the return from Thanksgiving to the December break – and if you want to truly enjoy that time off for the holidays, now is the time to get...

September Tips: Energy, (Together) Enough & Evening Edition!

Dear Together Friends, Fans, and Family, I cannot remember where I read this quote nor can I find an attribution, but I heard this phrase recently, “Hope must be loud.” As a naturally buoyant person, the experience of being a human right now is hard. The Together...

Elizabeth Raji-Greig’s Together Tour: Issue #115

Together Friends, It’s June – a time of endings and beginnings! This will be our last Together Tour until the fall. (You can look forward to some other fun content we’re cooking up!). Let’s get to it! Together Tour: Elizabeth Raji-Greig This month’s Together Tour...

June Tips: Praise, Posi-Notes & Powers of Togetherness

Dear Together Friends, Fans, and Family, At a recent Together class with some great folks in Brooklyn, they kindly delivered me a handwritten message on a note card at the end of the day. This made me flash back to a former boss of mine who was a huge fan of what he...