Let’s talk about men | Jack Kammer
Jack Kammer has a Masters in Social Work, worked as a correctional officer and a probation and parole agent. He also started a social work consultancy called Working Well With…
The Diversity of African-Americans | Joanne Hyppolite
Haitian-born Joanne Hyppolite, Ph.D. is the Supervisory Museum Curator of the African Diaspora at the National Museum of African American History and Culture (NMAAHC) and the board president of the…
How to find your “Self” | Michael Unbroken
From homeless to hero, Michael Unbroken, is the Founder of Think Unbroken, best-selling author, award-winning speaker, podcast host, coach, and advocate for adult survivors of childhood trauma. Since 2016, Michael…
A more equitable path to higher education | Rick Benbow
Rick Benbow is the western Regional Vice President for Western Governors University (WGU). Throughout his career in academia, Rick has been passionate about creating innovation in higher education. With its…
Everyone’s activism is different, what’s yours? | Juliette Nelson
Juliette Nelson is a thought leader, entrepreneur, and published author who is passionate about empowering people to achieve the highest standards of their purpose. In this episode Juliette and Sedie…
Challenges of hiring for diversity | Arthur Woods
Arthur Woods is a social entrepreneur and LGBTQ+ leader working at the intersection of equity, inclusion and technology. He is the Co-Founder of Mathison, a venture-backed technology platform equipping employers…
The Employee Revolution | Super Julie Braun
Super Julie Braun is an entrepreneur, and her company helps people get the career and salary they deserve regardless of their challenges. They work with Veterans, stay-at-home parents, immigrants, folks…
Hold space for meaningful change | Bethaney Wilkinson
Bethaney Wilkinson is a Black, Southern, soul guided, race conscious facilitator and coach. She is also the founder and author of The Diversity Gap, a book and ever-evolving community of…
Strong Women & The Basquiat Legacy | Lisane Basquiat & Jeanine Basquiat Heriveaux
Jean-Michel was born in Brooklyn on December 22, 1960 to Gerard and Matilde Basquiat as one of three first generation children of a Haitian immigrant and Puerto-Rican mother – a…
Business Leaders, Don’t Be Nice | Sedruola Maruska
As an Equity, Inclusion and Diversity Consultant I work with a lot of businesses, organizations and companies that are “Nice”. Thing is, nice doesn’t move the needle when it comes…