Empower youth through connection! 🎙 Our President & CEO, Jennifer Holmes Weier, shares in sights on networking and resilience in her feature on the H Club: Lessons Learned podcast hosted by James Grantis. Tune in to hear about JA, education, opportunity, mobility and creating inclusive cultures. 👇🏻 https://bit.ly/3W7JdwW
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https://lnkd.in/esKUzMES One of the many obstacles that came along with being a parent of a child with exceptional needs was finding environments of learning which provided structure for him to thrive..... We became advocates of "School Choice", in order that more parents would understand they had options for their children. I will be extremely transparent when it comes to our journey. Politics where extremely heighten during this time....EXTREMELY and still are today. Blautism represents our experience as a Black family who was often ostracized for choosing alternatives to traditional public schools. Now mind you, we never criticized the schools, we just wanted the best fit for our children. Many of those critical actually looked like our own family... However, being the historian who was raised by amazing educators.... I simply provide facts and do not argue. Maria Collins noted in the African American community as an innovator in education.... prolific and game changing. Our Non-profit organization was created on the true mission of what equity in education to serve those who are our more vulnerable. Now ask me again why our Neuro-Divergent son could at the age of (3) recite all of the Presidents of the United States 🇺🇸 Washington to Obama. #EducationalChoices #blackneurodiversity #ALegacyOfChange #BlackAutistic #ActuallyAutistic #neurodiversity
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Vidya Moorthy uses her curiosity as a way to bridge the cultural divide between generations, between genders, and between countries. Intentional curiosity has created multiple opportunites for overcoming a childhood hesitancy to ask questions into being a powerhouse of cross-cultural communication. Take a listen to hear how she works with community colleges, businesses, and non-profits to inspire their curiosity in how to improve their interactions and bring more joy and harmony to their members and clients! https://clural.co/ https://lnkd.in/d3suJrs3
Episode 6 - Vidya Moorthy: The Curiosity of Culture | The Curiosity Solution Podcast
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One of the crucial ways race impacts you at work is in how you're able to fail. Are you afforded the opportunity to make a mistake and try again or do you get harshly penalized and/or fired? In this week's episode of the Not 4 Prophets podcast, David D DeVaughn, MPA, ACC and I talk about white people failing up in nonprofits and how race disparity impacts how mistakes and failures are perceived and treated at work. This is a good one, so don't miss it! You can listen to this episode of the Not 4 Prophets podcast wherever you listen to your podcasts.
When White People Fail Up in Nonprofits
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🎙️ New Episode Alert: "When White People Fail Up in Nonprofits" 🎙️ In this latest episode of the Not 4 Prophets Podcast (Season 2, Episode 10), we're shining a light on a hard-hitting truth that too often gets swept under the rug in the nonprofit world. 🗨 "White people and white women, in particular, are allowed to fail and get back up. That is the main difference I've seen in the nonprofit workplace." - Trenia Parham This isn't just an observation—it's a systemic issue that continues to create an uneven playing field for Black staff and people of color. We break down how these dynamics not only harm individuals, but also derail entire missions. 🎧 Tune in to hear: 👉🏾 The harsh realities of how mistakes are overlooked when you're white, but weaponized against Black staff. 👉🏾 The assumptions of white benevolence that protect those who fail upward, often to the detriment of the entire organization. 👉🏾 Practical strategies to navigate and protect your career in these environments. 🔗 Listen now and share your experiences—how has this issue affected the way you move in your nonprofit role? You can catch this episode of the Not 4 Prophets Podcast wherever you listen to podcasts. #Not4Prophets #Leadership #Nonprofits #Equity #RaceInTheWorkplace #Failure #Progress #BlackLeadership #Coaching #HR #HumanResources #ProfessionalDevelopment #Talent #SocialImpact #CEO
Helping Women Leaders Recover From Burnout + Mission Driven Organizations Improve Relationships, Reduce Conflict + Retain Talent
One of the crucial ways race impacts you at work is in how you're able to fail. Are you afforded the opportunity to make a mistake and try again or do you get harshly penalized and/or fired? In this week's episode of the Not 4 Prophets podcast, David D DeVaughn, MPA, ACC and I talk about white people failing up in nonprofits and how race disparity impacts how mistakes and failures are perceived and treated at work. This is a good one, so don't miss it! You can listen to this episode of the Not 4 Prophets podcast wherever you listen to your podcasts.
When White People Fail Up in Nonprofits
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Why is it important to keep learning if you want to be successful and authentic at work? Paula Brown Stafford and Lisa T. Grimes discuss why in the link to the blog and podcast below. Read 4word latest blog: https://lnkd.in/gN6Mw3-E
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An interesting piece in this podcast from The Economist (in the second half) about new forms of philanthropy. Citing recent examples of philanthropists moving away from arduous monitoring and evaluation, and towards, giving directly with less constraints and reporting requirements. Would love to hear your views and experiences. #philanthropy #giving #innovation https://lnkd.in/gykCqzz4
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Secretariat for Development creating a culture of stewardship and philanthropy throughout the Diocese of Wilmington.
Recently, my daughter Siobhan introduced me to the series Ted Lasso. I may be a bit late discovering it, but the show champions the power of connection and the impact of supporting one another - themes that resonate in my work in development. I hope you enjoy this article inspired by the show. #TedLasso #Teamwork #LeadershipDevelopment https://lnkd.in/ecChpwAt
Building a culture of philanthropy: Lessons from Ted Lasso and Christian stewardship - Sheila O'Hagan McGirl - The Dialog
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🤝 Connecting People, Building Community, Creating a Brighter Future 🌍 In a world where many of us focus on personal growth and success, few take the time to lift others along the way. Recently, I had the privilege of hosting someone who made me reflect on the power of giving back. Luc Mignon is one such visionary, and his inspiring work with Seema’s Project is a standout. This NGO rescues children of sex workers and provides them with a safe environment to heal, learn and grow. But Luc’s vision goes beyond providing basic needs—he believes that sharing skills and wisdom can shape the futures of these children. Whether you're a skilled expat (spouses who are not allowed to work) or local, connecting with these kids will not only bring unexpected joy but also personal growth. Volunteering in this act of kindness that teaches you lessons no book can offer. A few months ago, I had the opportunity to spend time with these children, and seeing their happiness was overwhelming. It’s an experience I hope many others will take part in—one of the most fulfilling and meaningful acts of giving back. Luc is a global citizen with experiences that span continents, and it was impossible to capture it all in one conversation. 👉 Ready to be inspired? Tune into Part 1 of Luc Mignon's extraordinary journey and learn how his global experiences, passion for music, and dedication to philanthropy are making a real difference. 🎧 https://lnkd.in/ewJcV-S5 #RootedAndRoutedPodcast #GivingBack #Philanthropy #CommunityBuilding #ExpatLife #PersonalGrowth Rooted and Routed Podcast https://lnkd.in/eU-Hh3tM
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💻 In the run-up to the European elections in June and after a term of unprecedented digital rule-making, the question arises whether Big Tech has become too big to regulate. 🎙️This is the first episode of @CorporateEurope 's new podcast series “What's going wrong, and how to put it right?”. 📻Share it, rate it and send us your comments! 👉 https://lnkd.in/d5XX_eZ6 #podcast #podcasting #whatsgoingwrongandhowtoputitright #whatsgoingwrongandhowtoputitrightpodcast
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2moI love the notion of the ripple effect - and I am proud to have experienced it with JA Central Ontario !