November is about revealing. Halloween ends, the costumes go back in their boxes, and suddenly the world turns toward gratitude. But for many of us, the hardest mask to take off isn’t the one from the party — it’s the one we’ve worn for years.

This is why we created A Place to Be Seen, a living art installation in our office anchored by a guiding poem. It invites everyone who steps inside to pause, reflect, and choose a small mirror to place on the wall. It’s not about labels or boxes. It’s about remembering yourself, every messy, bright, shadowed, still-changing part. The mirrors remind us that how we see ourselves, how others see us, and how we choose to show up all matter. Some days we glow alone. Some days we glow alongside others. It’s all part of being fully human.