HR’s Social Media Responsibility
Social media—heavy emphasis on social, almost none on media—is a part of our lives. Yes, even the older generations who may not be active on any social platforms recognize the significance of person’s digital presence. However, they limit it to the maxim that social media is for personal use. That’s the easy out: keeping it on a personal level. It is for individuals to share their lives, not for businesses to waste time (and money) in some alternate domain of pictures of food and vacations. It’s not like it is called business media.
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Suzanne Lindquist Honored at Student Resource Center Opening
The MarketStar Student Resource Center (MSRC) at James Madison Elementary in Ogden, Utah, opened with speeches from Ogden School District Superintendent, the Director of Ogden School Foundation, and a ribbon-cutting ceremony.
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Everyone is an Individual
SEE Individuals
At Social Construct, we have been promoting a new way of thinking: the only way to interact without bias is on an individual basis.
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The Real Review of Tell Tale Heart
The only review you need to read.
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Utah Union of Domestic Workers are Not Happy
“It has come to our attention that on your film set the actions you’ve assigned to the domestic help provider as portrayed by the character Narrator, cast an unflattering light on all maids, house cleaners, manservants and butlers”
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Creativity in the Time of Corona
What’s new? What hasn’t changed? What do you miss, or how has this time has affected your life/plans? How are you coping with social distance and social closeness?
Explore our community journal…
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White Ignorance: The Social Danger of Refusing Reality
In his 2017 book, Black Rights/White Wrongs, Charles Mills introduced the idea of white ignorance. Mills defined white ignorance as “an ignorance, a non-knowing, that is not contingent, but in which race—white racism and/or white racial domination and their ramification—plays a crucial causal role”.
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One Step Closer for Justice
Kelly Vause has always believed in the power of stories.
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Utah’s Own Hollywood
The only good movies come out of Hollywood, right? Wrong.
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Taking Social Media to the Cleaners
You have a job interview, but two years ago you tweeted something that in hindsight might be regrettable. Should you worry?
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The Tell-Tale Heart - The Film to Introduce Conscious Camera
The upcoming production for the film The Tell-Tale Heart is generating buzz. Why are so many people excited about participating in an independent short film adaptation of Edgar Allan Poe’s The Tell-Tale Heart?
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A Pale Substitute
On January 22, 2019, Weber State University’s Center for Access & Diversity partnered with Racially Just Utah and the ACLU to screen the film “13th” in the Wildcat Theater, part of Race To Mass Incarceration: Film Series On Racial Disparities In The Criminal Justice System.
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Narratives for Profit?
Most people assume that not only is every humanitarian project a not-for-profit organization, but they assume that every humanitarian project should be not-for-profit.
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Putting Word Factory into Production
As I wandered the stacks of books at Powell’s with Jimmy, I tried to feed his ego about possibly seeing his name on the shelf but he wasn’t having any of it. He took out a pencil and scribbled “Jimmy” on a USED sticker. “Now my name’s on the shelf,” he said deadpan.
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Enthusiastic Visit
Kelly Vause, Director of Community Projects at Social Construct, was perhaps the first person ever excited to go to prison.
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N4J: Biggest Misconception
When discussing the obstacles and roadblocks to launching N4J, first to mind was the misconception of its intent.
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