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Chantal Hoff, MPH retweeted
Want to practice your landscape painting skills? Join a free and fun @BostonParksDept watercolor painting workshop! The workshops are hosted by a local artist each weekend in June. The series is open to Boston residents, but registration is required.
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Chantal Hoff, MPH retweeted
Public service announcement: You can’t refute evidence with opinions.
When you disagree with data, you have 3 options:
1. Find better data
2. Identify limitations of the existing data
3. Consider the possibility that you were wrong, and have the humility & integrity to admit it
Chantal Hoff, MPH retweeted
To my #publichealth colleagues: we can't talk about #gunviolence as a public health crisis without talking about #policeviolence as a public health crisis, too. They're not mutually exclusive. 95% of the time police kill civilians, they do so with a gun. [everytownresearch.org/report…]
Chantal Hoff, MPH retweeted
LAST CALL: Submit your ideas for #AEA365 #DVRTIG week today! Even if your submissions don't make it onto the blog, there's a good chance you'll see your ideas highlighted here on Twitter or in an upcoming newsletter. @aeaweb #eval #EvalTwitter
Chantal Hoff, MPH retweeted
A system that is designed to accept its members killing people regularly is not a system in which it is sensible to describe any killing as accidental, regardless of individual intentions.
Chantal Hoff, MPH retweeted
If you punish people for being wrong, they cover up their mistakes. They make excuses and throw blame to justify the past.
If you treat being wrong as a learning opportunity, people admit their errors. They take responsibility for correcting and preventing them in the future.
Chantal Hoff, MPH retweeted
It's not psychological safety if people can only voice what you want to hear.
The goal is not to be comfortable. It's to create a climate where people can speak up without fear.
Psychological safety begins with admitting our own mistakes and welcoming criticism from others.
Chantal Hoff, MPH retweeted
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Chantal Hoff, MPH retweeted
We all have what it takes to lead. Every single one of us. #CourageisContagious
ALT A Dare to Lead podcast graphic quote card that says, "A leader is anyone who takes responsibility for finding the potential in people and processes, and who has the courage to develop that potential." - Brené Brown