Published inWhereByUs5 practical tips for managing newly remote teams during coronavirusAdopting remote work in a global health crisis is an especially difficult task. Here are a few tips and habits that may help.Mar 11, 20203Mar 11, 20203
Shuttering up and hunkering down for hurricane IrmaYesterday I went over to help my friend and neighbor Charles secure his house for the storm. Charles lives with his wife, Michelle, their…Sep 9, 2017Sep 9, 2017
Valencia Gunder: ‘Boots on the ground’ at the front lines of climate change, poverty and disasterHurricane Irma is bearing down on Miami, and I’m restless. I’m doing a bunch of work to help coordinate and support our journalism team and…Sep 7, 2017Sep 7, 2017
Can technology rescue democracy?It’s been a wild year, huh? With the rise of fake news, election hacking concerns, filter bubbles and more, many are questioning…May 18, 2017May 18, 2017
Published inWhereByUsJournalism is community-as-a-serviceWe spend a lot of effort on building trust, authentic local engagement, and ultimately a strong community through stories and experiences…Jan 4, 2017Jan 4, 2017
Published inCode for MiamiMiami, you’re invited to Hack for Change!Developers, designers, government staff, community organizers and civic-minded volunteers in Miami will join Code for Miami and thousands…May 23, 2016May 23, 2016
Published inWhereByUsYes, we make media, but we design for communityWe’ve read a couple of interesting stories in recent months about how hard it can be to make friends as an adult. At WhereBy.Us, we think…Apr 14, 2016Apr 14, 2016
Published inOn voting in AmericaOn ballots, black boxes and blue tapeWhen I was 7, my mama took me into the voting booth for the first time. My class was following the Bush-Dukakis race through the Weekly…Nov 23, 2014Nov 23, 2014
What to say when people ask when you’re going to gay marry your girlfriendIn which LGBTQ people enjoy equal treatment under the awkward questioning of married people …Jun 9, 2014Jun 9, 2014
