The Advocate Next Door
Sophia FifnerA warm letter for women who give a damn, about how to be a good neighbor and finally let yourself be neighbored.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 85 | Founded | 2 years ago | Last Issue | a month ago |
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There Was a Casserole After All
Three weeks ago, I told you the truth.
About the year almost nothing of me was left standing. I kid you not, it took me six months of thinking about what I wanted to say before I finally had the guts to hit publish, and by hit publish I me...
I Was So Good at Being Fine. Nobody Knew I Was Falling Apart.
For the past three years, I have run a civic organization in Columbus, Ohio. My job, when you boil it all the way down, is to help people remember how to be neighbors. How to have hard conversations. How to gather. How to show up when it ma...
I'm pressing pause.
I haven’t been able to shake something that happened a few weeks ago at Zora’s House.
For those who don’t know, Zora’s House is a gathering space in Columbus created for Black women and women of color. I attended their fundraiser, “Jump in...
I Never Met Diane Keaton. I’m Devastated She’s Gone
I’m not typically one to mourn celebrities.
Truly, I don’t care about most of it. I can’t name any of the Kardashians outside of... what’s her name—oh yes, Kim. During the height of the tabloid press, I never cared to read the salacious br...
Civility Isn’t a Fantasy
ends her recent piece in The New York Times with a line from the opera adaptation of Michael Chabon’s novel: “The world will always be broken. Repair it anyway.”
It’s beautiful. It’s true. And it’s completely unhelpful.
Look, I’m a fan of...
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Sophia Fifner | CEO, Civic Leader & Community Connector | helping women become the neighbors our democracy needs.
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