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Our podcast with The Business Council of Westchester was just released today! 🎙️ Give it a listen, share your thoughts, and hear how we are changing the landscape for social services and fair chance employment both nationally and here in Westchester County, New York. Listen to the Podcast!! #SocialServices #FairChanceEmployment #UntappedSolutions #WestchesterCounty #CommunityImpact #PodcastRelease

In a time of so much unrest and uncertainty where many of us are feeling immense grief for the world - whether we consciously realize it or not - this podcast, featuring the wisdom on Joanna Macy and Jess Serante, provided so much nourishment to me. Especially if you are in the social/environmental justice movement, I highly recommend giving it a listen. Only through reconnection can we transform ourselves and our society in the face of this socio-ecological crisis. https://lnkd.in/e3zsiZPq

Dive into an insightful conversation on race and therapy with Eugene Ellis, founder of BAATN, in the Conversations With A Wounded Healer Podcast. Discover the power of self-reflection and compassion in addressing systemic racism. Listeners can anticipate Eugene's candid reflections on the challenges white therapists face in acknowledging their whiteness and its impact on therapy dynamics. He unpacks the importance of self-compassion as a tool for dismantling systemic racism, urging listeners to reflect on their role as either agents of harm or help in addressing racial inequalities. Don't miss out on this enlightening conversation that promises to inspire and empower listeners to embrace their capacity for compassion and social change. 📻 Listen now on all podcast listening platforms: "Conversations With A Wounded Healer. https://bit.ly/49KejQ5 #RaceConversation #Therapy #BAATN #SelfCompassion

In this episode of the Reconstructing Inclusion #Podcast, Amri B. Johnson raises a critical point about potential iatrogenic harms arising from #DEI efforts. He emphasizes the need to honestly acknowledge and deeply examine aspects like #Microaggressions, exclusivity, and whether our approaches in the anti-racist and #SocialJustice spaces may unintentionally reinforce a perpetual "victim" mentality across time. ❓ Are we open to re-evaluating our DEI strategies through a nuanced lens? ❓ Are we inadvertently perpetuating narratives that diminish lived victories? Without frank self-reflection on potential counterproductive impacts, it will be difficult to genuinely advance this crucial work effectively. 🎙️ Make sure to listen to the entire episode on the platform of your choice. #ReconstructingInclusion #DiversityAndInclusion #DEIPodcast #Diversity #Inclusion #Equity

We started a podcast. This one is about Andie Curno It's about the Breadheads that are part of our Queerssant community. It's also for the Breadheads that aren't part of that community. It's for our Breadheads that are transitioning and that have transitioned. It's for our Breadheads that have been mis-gendered, discriminated and marginalised. It's for Breadheads that have and haven't quite figured out who their authentic self is just yet (that's ok, you'll get there). It's an education, a celebration, a conversation between two human beings. Our Breaking Bread podcast series are created to share human stories and human life experiences. That's our focus, that's where we believe we will create movement. Here's a snippet, but feel free to watch the entire thing (it's timestamped if you only want to watch certain parts). You can say you respect everyone. You can say, 'I don't mind, do what you want', you can plead cultural or societal ignorance, you can say, I'm just here to work and go home. But whatever your lived experience, you understand and recognise kindness. Don't just tolerate me, show me you care. https://lnkd.in/eEVfPrKv

Get ready for the first episode of the Decoding Bias podcast! Dr. Maria Madison joins us to share her journey to becoming Interim Dean of the Heller School and leading the RJxTP program—driven by her passion for racial and economic equity. We discuss how she is tackling the critical issue of algorithmic bias that affects marginalized communities. Stay tuned to learn about the strategies being used to mitigate these biases and promote equity. #RJxTP #AIEthics #TechPolicy #AlgorithmicBias #ComingSoon #DecodingBias #AlgorithmicBias Brandeis University The Heller School for Social Policy and Management at Brandeis University

It is not enough to simply be ‘not racist’.👇 You need to take action and commit to being anti-racist. In episode 67 of the Embracing “Only" podcast, we delve into taking action to be anti-racist with Mary Waweru, an influential voice who educates professionals on anti-racism, DEI, inclusive communications, social impact, and colonialism. Here are some of the topics Mary and Archita discuss: 🔥 Highlighting the Value of Racial Equity 🔥 Creating Safe Spaces for Conversation 🔥 Not Racist vs. Anti-Racist 🔥 Fighting Confirmation Bias Here’s a link to listen ▶️ https://lnkd.in/e6jbRe9P  #WorkplaceTransformation #EmbracingOnlyPodcast #AntiRacist #RacialEquity 

📯 Podcast Interview 📍 The episode is here: https://lnkd.in/dJnMj4by I have previously declined podcast interviews for various reasons including not feeling connected to those particular spaces due to relevance or distance, having little familiarity with the podcast hosts, etc. However, this all changed the minute I met Archita Fritz! Her lived experiences, energy and prowess on diversity, equity and inclusion topics convinced me that my time speaking about my work with her specifically would benefit many people/organisations. Have you ever wondered how my anti-oppression activism story started? Did you know I lived back in my city of birth, Nairobi, for over a year in 2014 where I was involved in gender and child-based violence protests? Are you curious of how I have developed and transformed my anti-racism and social impact courses and now delivering workshops around these topics? Would you like to know the reactions I get after delivering these sessions? Are you stuck on where to start with your own diversity, equity and inclusion training? Find this and more on this Embracing "Only" Podcast episode! Thank you so much, Archita Fritz! 💐 I listened to the episode and noticed that when I said 2023 and 2024, I meant 2022 and 2023 respectively. I was a year ahead in my head. Please ignore this. #AntiRacism #SocialImpact #GlobalDiversityEquityInclusion

We should start amplifying the voices of those with albinism. We deserve spaces on public speaking platforms such as podcasts, forums etc. where we can share our experiences, educate others, and advocate for greater inclusivity. Albinism awareness isn’t just important—it’s a necessity. By raising awareness, we can help society eradicate stereotypes and misconceptions, ensuring that people with albinism are seen, heard, and respected. Let’s work together to create awareness about albinism. #AlbinismAwareness #InclusionMatters #AmplifyOurVoices

12 days to go until the launch of 'Injustice Is Real' on YouTube and Podcast! Today, we're focusing on the widespread impact of injustice. Injustice comes in many forms; social, economic, and political and it affects countless lives every day. Our upcoming series will dive deep into these issues, bringing you real-life stories of Nigerians who have experienced and fought against injustice. Join us as we uncover the truth and strive for change. Subscribe now and be part of the movement. Link in bio 🔗 #injusticeisreal #podcastlaunch #justiceforall #realstories #countdowntolaunch #Nigeria #humanrights Have you ever faced injustice? Share your story in the comments or DM us. Let's amplify our voices together!