ISO: Humanity’s Substack
Jen MarieExploring work, culture, and connection in an increasingly dehumanizing world. Conversations to help us reclaim what matters and build a better world.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium |
|---|---|---|---|
| Publishes | Daily | Issues | 34 |
| Subscribers | Read | isohumanity.substack.com |
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What My Seventh-Day Adventist Childhood Got Right
I grew up in a tiny Seventh-Day Adventist Church—so small that calling it a “church” almost feels like a stretch. At most, we had 20-30 attendees, and with so few kids close to my age, there was never much in the way of big youth programs o...
Twice Around the Barn to Get to The House- How Indiana is Wasting Money & Making Homelessness Worse Instead of Solving It
As I sit on the edge of losing my home, the fear of having nowhere to go weighs heavily on me. I’m not in a shelter yet, but I’m teetering on the brink, unsure of where I’ll land or what will come next. This experience has only reinforced f...
They Left Me for Dead. I Healed Myself
### Reflecting on How Far I’ve Come
Shall We Dance?
I’ve always loved dancing—the way music carries me, the way movement frees me, the way it feels to be in sync with someone else. Whether with a friend or a lover, there’s something magical about the rhythm of two people moving as one. It’s ...
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Questioning what we take for granted—and imagining what we could rebuild instead. Essays and conversations on work, culture, and personal experience in an increasingly dehumanizing worlds.
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