I acknowledge that I live and work on the traditional, ancestral, and ongoing homelands of the Cherokee, East (Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians), Osage Nation, Yuchi (Euchee), and Shawnee peoples.
My relationship to this land is that of a resident, worker, researcher, and consultant, guided by an ongoing intention to act with respect, reciprocity, and responsibility. Through Connected Clarity LLC, I seek to support organizations whose work touches people, more-than-human species, land, water, communities, resilience, and systems change by helping them listen carefully, understand relationships clearly, and move with greater accountability within the systems they serve.
This acknowledgement reflects my continuing journey to understand my responsibilities within a living network of relations and to ensure that clarity, care, and ethical reflection remain part of the work I offer.
This land acknowledgement was crafted with information and reflective guidance from the Native Land Digital’s Constellation Map (https://native-land.ca/maps/constellation).
Through Connected Clarity LLC, I am committed to conducting my work with integrity, humility, clarity, and care.
Research integrity: Grounding consulting work in appropriate social science methods, careful interpretation, and respect for evidence, context, and lived experience.
Relational accountability: Honoring the people, partnerships, communities, lands, and waters connected to each project.
Professional resilience: Supporting the internal health, reflection, and sustainability of people working within siloed, high-pressure, and/or purpose-driven organizations and systems.
Transparency and care: Communicating clearly about project scope, methods, limitations, and intended use of findings or recommendations.
Protection of Intellectual Property: Respecting the boundaries of Connected Clarity LLC’s consulting frameworks, client materials, and related independent research while ensuring the work remains useful, ethical, and appropriately attributed.