<p>Many of us are advocates in a variety of contexts, whether it be in the context of education, climate, or healthcare. How can we do that crucial, sometimes-heartbreaking work while also attending to balance in our lives and our mental health? This week, Natalie, Elizabeth, and Tiffany chat about what it means to advocate in a sustainable and healthy way. </p>

Many of us are advocates in a variety of contexts, whether it be in the context of education, climate, or healthcare. How can we do that crucial, sometimes-heartbreaking work while also attending to balance in our lives and our mental health? This week, Natalie, Elizabeth, and Tiffany chat about what it means to advocate in a sustainable and healthy way.

<p>Many of us are advocates in a variety of contexts, whether it be in the context of education, climate, or healthcare. How can we do that crucial, sometimes-heartbreaking work while also attending to balance in our lives and our mental health? This week, Natalie, Elizabeth, and Tiffany chat about what it means to advocate in a sustainable and healthy way.&nbsp;</p>

33. Advocating Sustainably: Avoiding Secondary Trauma and Saying No

Join us at WIS, Women in Science Portland, in our WISterhood: a sisterhood of women, racial and gender minorities, and their allies in science! We'll be discussing a wide range of topics, from impostor syndrome to STEM education, and be talking to some awesome guests along the way. If you want to be encouraged, inspired, or just have fun, this is the space for you.

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33. Advocating Sustainably: Avoiding Secondary Trauma and Saying No

33. Advocating Sustainably: Avoiding Secondary Trauma and Saying No