Trisha Lynn 🇵🇭 🇺🇸 🇨🇦
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Feminist geek, Mistress of Community Development, contracted project manager, job seeker. Mildly swear-y, but mostly for effect. Proud dual-citizen of the United States and Canada and a U.S. ex-patriate. Ask me how! (she/her). Profile image alt-text: A black and white 3/4 profile photo of a Filipino woman with glasses, long black hair, wearing a leopard-print asymmetrical top. # PublicAdministration # CommunityDevelopment # NonProfits
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Trisha Lynn 🇵🇭 🇺🇸 🇨🇦
@trishalynn@mastodon.sandwich.net
Feminist geek, Mistress of Community Development, contracted project manager, job seeker. Mildly swear-y, but mostly for effect. Proud dual-citizen of the United States and Canada and a U.S. ex-patriate. Ask me how! (she/her). Profile image alt-text: A black and white 3/4 profile photo of a Filipino woman with glasses, long black hair, wearing a leopard-print asymmetrical top. # PublicAdministration # CommunityDevelopment # NonProfits
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Sep 19, 2024
@zephoria @migurski I appreciate the thought behind the survey design. Also, the fact that you have at least one prospective survey participant having a conflict with your survey design is surely some kind of qualitative data point, right? ;)
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