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episode 73: DEI Training Needs a Compassionate Approach
Often what is lacking in most diversity training is understanding and compassion. Today my guest Milagros Phillips shares what makes her program so unique.
Milagros is a keynote speaker, TEDx presenter, four-time author, and certified coach. She designs strategic learning programs for organizations seeking to enhance their Diversity Equity & Inclusion initiatives through race literacy...
episode 74: The Role the Church Can Play In Foster Care
Have you ever wondered what happens to teens when they age out of the foster care system? Many have no place to go and little support. If you want to make a difference listen to this episode and see how you can help parents before their kids end up in the system.
Miriam Cobb is founder and director at Empty Frames Initiative, a non-profit dedicated to empowering orphaned and vulnerable youth as they transition out of state care...
episode 75: Where Typical Diversity, Inclusion, and Antiracism Trainings Fall Short?
Often diversity and inclusion training falls short in producing lasting change. Participants looking for solutions come away only feeling guilty or angry. Dr. Dennis talks about her unique process of using music and having honest in-depth conversations.
Dr. Kimya Nuru Dennis is a community advocate, sociologist and criminologist, educator, and researcher. Dr. Dennis connects with local, national, and international communities, schools, businesses, and organizations...
episode 76: How to Help Organizations build Resilient and Diverse Teams
Studies show that organizations that have diverse teams go further and accomplish more. How is diverse is your church, your company, or your organization? Julien gives us to key way to create a welcoming and diverse culture in your life and organization.
Julien Lefort is a resilience and success Coach - helping leaders and organizations build resilient and strong teams.
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episode 77: How Do You Restore Trust in Education?
Today education is in the spotlight because many have lost trust in the education system. Can we trust be restored and if so how? That is the heart of this episode. Dr. Travis talks about building trust with leadership and teachers building trust with parents.
Dr. Travis is the founder of TrustED, a framework for business, organization, and school improvement focused on developing trusted leaders.
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episode 78: Keys to A Constructive Racial Dialogue
Can we have a constructive conversation about race in this culture? In this episode, my guest Charles Holley gives us some keys to begin the dialogue.
Charles L Holley is an Award-winning International Speaker and Author of several Inspirational books and a 30-year Business Professional who specializes in Racial Healing and Inspiration. He is a Minister who reaches people around the world through his books and speaking...
episode 79: Using Virtual Reality to Foster Diversity
Have you ever thought about what it be like to walk in someone else's shoes? Well with virtual reality that is a real possibility. My guest is Dr. Robin S. Rosenberg. Robin is the CEO and Founder of Live in Their World.
Robin has been interested in virtual reality (VR) for years, and was the lead author of a study to investigate using “VR for good...
episode 80: How To Get Comfortable Having Racial Conversations
In our current hyper-polarized, racially charged, cancel culture society, Micheal Fosberg offers listeners practical tools and insight on how to uncover and utilize commonalities that can foster a greater sense of community and engagement. Micheal uses his own personal narrative as a catalyst - the journey to find my biological father and the discovery of his Black heritage. This is a fascinating conversation.
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episode 81: Grandparents Impact on the Next Generation
What is the role of grandparents in today's society? My guest shares his insights.
Gramps Jeffrey has 4 kids and 6 grandchildren and looks at how the kids are growing up as a baby boomer trying to understand how the world has evolved since he was 3 years old. As the author of the acclaimed business book “The Secrets of Retailing…How to Beat Walmart” and author of a new children's book, "I don't Want to Turn 3."
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episode 82: Are Generations Approaching the Race Issue Differently?
Talking TECH: How to Have Positive and Productive Conversations about race and life with people outside your comfort zone.
Dr. Rick Chromey uses historical insight and cultural inspiration to empower audiences to rethink and reimagine how they lead, teach, pastor and parent.
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