As a tinkerer, I always jump at the opportunity to experiment and try new things. One of the first things I did was sign up for the Empowered Cultivator Lab in an effort to understand Cultivate’s work better. Let’s just say, I’m so glad I did.

After attending several Changeathon events hosted by the Cultivators Community and reading Steve Garguilo's book Surge, Alex talked with her DEI XFT teammates about what it might be like to bring a similar event to Mavrck. 

2022 is here! Here are 3 workplace community trends you should know about.

Did you know Community Manager Appreciation Day is on January 24th? This holiday dedicates a whole day to the vital work of Community Management and the folks who bring us together. It's a day to support the supporters and recognize their hard work and impact.

Lost down the rabbit hole of a Google search? Facing a to-do list that only seems to lengthen? You may have analysis paralysis. Before you jump to WebMD for a full self-diagnosis, let's break down analysis paralysis.

One thing is for certain: 2021 was the year of the Cultivator. It was a year of people advancing change around them and making their organizations better. Here's a look at 2021 by the numbers.

In early December, something happened on Slack that caused the whole of Team Cultivate to drop what they were doing and pay attention. What happened? Spotify Wrapped, of course. In a growing thread, we shared our top artists, songs, podcasts, genres, and in that sharing, we got to know each other a little bit better. Sharing something you love is vulnerable, which is why it’s also powerful. It builds new bonds and gives us new insights, opening us up to different perspectives. 

In this series, we’ll walk you through some of the basics of intersectionality. In each issue we’ll leave you with questions to help you apply these concepts to your work; we’ll also share all of our sources so you can use this information as a gateway to further learning, questioning, and action. Ready? Let’s go! 

In this series, we’ll walk you through some of the basics of intersectionality. In each issue we’ll leave you with questions to help you apply these concepts to your work; we’ll also share all of our sources so you can use this information as a gateway to further learning, questioning, and action. Ready? Let’s go!