Autumn is a good time to let things die – to pare down our priorities and snuggle in for deep winter work.

As the weather turns chilly, take a few minutes to think about everything you’ve felt obligated to take on this year – and identify a few tasks that are safe to put down.

We are, collectively, doing way, way, way too much, and we’re getting sloppy and burning out.

Everything here – I made this for you. Cause you are important and you deserve safety, health, and support in the work you do.

So take a few minutes and identify a thing or two that you can stop doing for a season. Less obligations about what you must do for others, just accept that you also are an important person we need in the world.

I like you and want you to be okay.

And once you’ve had a nap, skip on over to the new November Family Action Toolkit, and take a gander at the cool things you can chat about with your kids.

Where you’ll find…

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• How to learn about Día de los Muertos without being weird about it
• Getting kids excited about elections
• Lighting up with joy for Diwali!
• The third year in a row where I keep pushing folks to celebrate this made-up holiday that no one cares about (but maybe we should?)
• Centering adopted people and dismantling fairytale narratives that harm them
• Gathering for Indigenous Day of Mourning (aka ‘Thanksgiving’) without being a turd
• Getting kids excited to share on Giving Tuesday
• Acknowledging Indigenous Women’s Pay Day almost a FULL DAMN YEAR out! WTF.
• Exploring truth & reconciliation
• Celebrating Indigenous heritage month
• Learning more about housing accessibility