School of Good Trouble
Bethann Garramon MerkleBetter communication can make the world a better place. Get weekly,abundance-centered tips for mutual care & collective action, drawn from research and practice in communication, creativity, community development, and organization management.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 69 | Subscribers | Read | schoolofgoodtrouble.substack.com |
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*The* book for early career academics trying to stay afloat (plus bonus recs)
If you could really only read one single book to improve academia, I’d probably pick this one. (Image: beasternchen/Pixabay)
I'd like to 100% prohibit LLMs, but I refuse to police AI use in my academic writing & writing-intensive courses
Screenshot of an excerpt from my AI/LLM policy for my spring 2025 scicomm course. To read the full policy, scroll down in this blog post to the subheader “my AI policy.”
Academic time can feel as warped as in Wonderland: time tracking saved my mental health
This post collects snippets of my takes on time tracking, posted elsewhere online, into one handy reference.
You don't need this scicomm podcast right now
Once again, Virginia & I talk through why and how to say no to something…this time it’s just that we’re saying no to our own project! (Image: B.G. Merkle ©2025)
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I use scicomm and leadership experience to write about solidarity and systems change, and how to do both in right relationship with people and the planet.
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