Category Archives: AutoEthnography

Making sense of personal experience is hard. When it isn’t hard, I fear self-serving simplifications, even when such narratives cast us in an unflattering light. Traumatic events in our lives operate below the surface, like the riptide that drags you away from the course you’re sure you are navigating. You can put a rudder atContinue reading “Vulnerability, Resilience and the Wild Seas of Auto-Ethnography: A Personal Reflection.”