Meredith ReitmanPondering the “d-word”It’s been a while since I have heard it, but “divisive” recently re-appeared in my world. It’s something to ponder: that word could be used…2 min read·Mar 31, 2023----
Meredith ReitmanRacial Equity Step 1: Do LessThis is an update to a 2020 post on the Philanthropy New Yorks’ Insights blog.2 min read·Dec 7, 2022----
Meredith ReitmanWhat I Know About PerfectionismIn this post, I will try to write about whiteness and perfectionism. And in doing so, attempt to embrace the lack of clarity and precision…2 min read·Nov 19, 2022----
Meredith ReitmanWhen a Gondola Couldn’t Save a MarriageLast night, in an attempt to enjoy all that is right with the world, I sat back to watch what was sure to be the sweetest Love Is Blind**…2 min read·Nov 3, 2022----
Meredith ReitmanOn Professionalism: “These words are my screams.”“I wanted to scream. I wanted to tell both the judge and the opposing counsel that they upheld systems of racial hierarchy. I did not…2 min read·Oct 25, 2022--1--1
Meredith ReitmanWhite Folks, We Do Know What to DoFor the past few years, fall has marked the start of me leading another cohort of white leaders on a 7-month journey of dismantling…2 min read·Oct 21, 2022----
Meredith ReitmanStill starting with “tell me about yourself?”Interviews are awkward. The stakes are high, everyone’s nervous. They do not lend themselves well to pleasant chitchat.2 min read·Oct 15, 2022----
Meredith ReitmanLetting Go of GoodThis was originally posted, in a slightly different form, on the evaluation blog AEA365.org.3 min read·Oct 12, 2022----
Meredith ReitmanAn Allegory about Pay DataEarlier this year, the EEOC published a 370-page report assessing its efforts to collect mandatory pay data from all US employers in 2017…2 min read·Oct 11, 2022----
Meredith ReitmanWeaving Time in a Tapestry (Time Series #2)“Call me anytime, sweetheart,” my dad (90) always says, and he means it. When I protest and say that I don’t want to wake him up late at…2 min read·Oct 7, 2022----