I have always associated butterflies with my Grannie Joan. She used her voice and whatever privilege and position of power she had at any given moment to amplify and advocate for others. She was a driver of change, a force for positive, and an inspiration to all who encountered her. She inspired and championed me, and I will forever hold her in my heart, in my mind and in my actions.

Cultiver echoes and amplifies the below joint statement made on behalf of The Trilogy by Megan Stewart Hodge (our Founder) and Ngozi Nnaji. We condemn this week's attack on our democracy. We condemn the underlying and pervasive foundation of white supremacy, oppression and social injustice in our country. We commit to the collective work, conversations and actions of anti-racism in driving meaningful and lasting change.

Megan Stewart Hodge’s quarterly series Well-Being, Women and the Workplace addresses the imperative for well-being as one of the most critical discussions in which we (women in the workplace) must engage, honor, and prioritize. Spotlight on Our Imperative addresses why the time is NOW, the importance of normalizing that “it is okay not to be okay”, to be intentional and give ourselves space, to be mindful to extend grace in our well-being journeys and to normalize that it is okay to be human.