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Sharon Brisolara

Sharon Brisolara is an educator, writer, program evaluator, and Resilience and Equity Coach. She holds a masters in Human Service Administration and a PhD in Program Evaluation and Planning, with concentrations in Rural Sociology and Women’s Studies, both from Cornell University.

Sharon's Latest Articles

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Opinion: Public Remembrances

In this era of information silos and distrust of sources that seem to offer political views different from our own, the purpose of remembrance can also be to assert that events actually happened and that they were significant.

Opinion: Being Seen: Exploring Life’s Great Questions Through Poetry

On August 6, local Indigenous youth will share their original works as part of the film, Being Seen: Native Youth on Identity, Culture, and Justice. The project was funded through a California Humanities Youth Voices grant.

Opinion: In the End It Is the Questions that Will Save Us

Powerful questions have been behind social innovations of all types: from Impossible Burgers to marriage equality. Below all such inquiry lies our grappling with the kind of society we want to have. Engaging in this process is fundamental to a functioning democracy.

Opinion: Journeying Towards Equity With Resilience