In this series, we share all sorts of things we’ve bookmarked and saved for the week. From articles that offered us some insight, to yummy recipes, to books that bring comfort and beauty, to podcast episodes that we’re playing as we work from home (or commute!) — we’ve rounded up all of our current favorites. Be sure to leave a comment with your recent favorites, too!!

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ARTICLE TO READ —

Grief Beyond Language // By Palestinian writers Nicki Kattoura and Nada Abuasi, this article explores the complexities of grief and the language barriers presented in expressing it.

PODCAST TO LISTEN TO—

A Slight Change of Plans // Host Dr. Maya Shankar blends compassionate storytelling with the science of human behavior to help us understand who we are, and who we become, in the face of a big change.

BOOK TO START—

The Pivot Year by Brianna Wiest // If you’re in a pivot period — if you’re still bridging the space between where you are and where you want to be—remember that the person you’re becoming is already within you. The journey is convincing your mind to act consistently on what your heart already knows it wants to do.

RECIPE TO MAKE—

Instant Pot Pesto Zuppa Toscana // Spicy Italian chicken sausage simmered in a creamy basil pesto broth with potatoes, kale, a little lemon, and even a little bacon. Great for just about any night of the week. And the leftovers the next day make for the best lunch!

THING TO BUY—

Dalia Quilt // Handmade in India of 100% natural cotton, the Dalia Quilt is a beautiful Kantha blanket that will add a touch of color, texture, and comfort to any room in your home. Intricately hand-stitched and block-printed using only natural dyes, this lightweight quilt is reversible for a subtle yet stylish contrast of pattern.

PLACE TO GIVE—

UNRWA Gaza Emergency Appeal // UNRWA is calling for immediate access to humanitarian aid and urgent funding for food and non-food items for Palestine Refugees in need. Your support will  bring lifesaving supplies into Gaza.