WHERE
SPRITUALITY
MEETS
POLITICS
If we want a more
equitable and just
society, we’re going to
have to build one.
Three powerful days for transformation & connection.
April 28, 29, & 30, 2023
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Fellowship with spiritual guides
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Meet with political experts and activist leaders
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Discover the next stage of aligned action
A compass for transformation
Inclusive Life calls us to authenticity as we engage our own bias and privilege, awareness born of deep self-reflection, and deliberate action in all areas of our lives.
Taking integrated steps toward a
more equitable society
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There is an entire community of folks committed to building a more equitable world. The only thing missing is you.
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TOGETHER
Rooting out and addressing injustice requires every member of the family. Get your whole crew involved.
Nicole Lee
An attorney and an intuitive coach, Nicole holds space for the sacred as she leads those around her in the path of aligned action. Her Inclusive Life community is an affirming but truth-driven space where real people grapple daily with the hard work of effecting social change.
Season 2, Episode 8 with Camille Leak: Exploring the Intersection of DEI and Trauma
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Season 2, Episode 7 with Dr. Crystal Menzies: Finding Inspiration from Maroon Communities to Guide Us Forward
"One of the barriers for well meaning white folks and BIPOC who want to see a better world is this belief in the inevitability of positive outcomes." Dr. Crystal Menzies When Dr. Menzies drops this pearl of insight into the latest Inclusive Life Podcast conversation...
Season 2, Episode 6: A Roadmap for Black Women to Thrive in the Workplace with Ericka Hines
There is something about the Black Women Thriving research project that feels a lot like love. It began with a personal need and grew into a much larger question: What would it take for Black women to thrive - not just survive - in the workplace? From this question, a...
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