Standing up to be counted

Not everything that counts can be counted; not everything that can be counted counts.

Standing up to fear.

feel unwelcome and unsafe. When the first attempted travel ban was announced, for example, a conversation with one of my former students—whom I had always had a good relationship with—turned to politics. I said that this country promises religious freedom for everyone. “Not for you, only for U.S. citizens,” he responded, adding that he supported the travel ban because he does not think that peo...

Standardization of radical cystectomy: time to count and be counted.

Consensus Builder: A Place to Speak, Listen, and Be Counted

This paper presents a vision for an internet application that will support constructive political discourse. Consensus Builder will invite people to speak their beliefs and engage in interpretive processes that result in internal representation of statements as ontological models. Analyses of similarities and differences between statements will support listening and exchange of ideas. Semantica...

Stand Up and Be Counted: In the Long Run, Disclosing Helps All

Over 20 years after the implementation of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA), as the Santuzzi, Waltz, Finkelstein, and Rupp (2014) focal article highlights, the employment rate for individuals with disabilities remains lackluster. Only one in five adults with disabilities has paid employment, compared to 7 in 10 adults without disabilities (Jans, Kaye, & Jones, 2012). The figure of 6.8% ...