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Jennifer Lentfer

Jennifer Lentfer

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Jul 3

America at 250: A beautiful and complicated history

I was almost a Bicentennial Baby.

America at 250: A beautiful and complicated history

Jennifer Lentfer

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Jun 21, 2025

Why resisting urgency must be part of transformational change

There is a great rebalancing afoot in our world. The work now is to welcome it in. Institutions are not forever nor are organizations…

Why resisting urgency must be part of transformational change

Jennifer Lentfer

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Apr 29, 2025

What chaos asks of us

Steps we take at this time may not be “strategic” but they may be what helps change…everything.

What chaos asks of us

Jennifer Lentfer

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Mar 19, 2025

Guardians of the possible

How do we make sufficient space for possibilities to emerge? An invitation to “The Pause”, a 15-minute daily practice beginning March 28th.

Guardians of the possible

Jennifer Lentfer

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Feb 4, 2025

Welcome to the Party

Well, it’s not exactly a party. It’s the end of U.S. foreign aid as we know it. Isolationist and nationalistic foreign policy is now the…

Welcome to the Party

Jennifer Lentfer

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Jan 9, 2025

Releasing illusions

I’m reminded that stability and predictability is an illusion as I look back on 2024. Especially when it comes to our human endeavors that…

Releasing illusions

Jennifer Lentfer

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Aug 5, 2024

A better way

Transforming institutions means challenging our fundamental ways of working. How are you practicing learning on a regular basis?

A better way

Jennifer Lentfer

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Mar 19, 2024

The Sacred Nature of Healing

Keynote Speech to the Creighton University School of Medicine Gold Humanism Honor Society Dinner & Ceremony, 18 March 2024

The Sacred Nature of Healing

Jennifer Lentfer

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Mar 5, 2024

Deeply intertwined: Coaching for personal transformation and social justice

While working at a large international NGO, after a meeting that included a conference call with unrealistic demands, mistrust, and a…

Deeply intertwined: Coaching for personal transformation and social justice

Jennifer Lentfer

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Mar 1, 2024

Our collective grief:

They cut down my friend, the Plains Cottonwood (Populous Deltopids, Subspecies Monilifera) outside my old apartment, the one I could see…

Our collective grief:

Jennifer Lentfer

Jennifer Lentfer

(Re)sister of ahistorical or apolitical social change efforts. Creator of how-matters.org. Poet, writer, nonprofit leadership coach. #globaldev #philanthropy

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