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The Ground War Ahead
It shouldn’t have come to this. Roe v. Wade shouldn’t have ever been the last barricade for women and people with uteruses to be able make...
Black Women Thriving Report: It’s Your Turn
"This is a long term, comprehensive, change-management effort that takes time, resources and a willingness to shift your policies,...
Aligned Action is Our Only Option
“Thoughts and prayers are blasphemy when there is no aligned action behind them.” Today, on the two year anniversary of George...
Culture Shaping
We often think about culture as something that is happening around us and shaping our experience. It is easy to forget (or never realize)...
Additional Resources to Support Buffalo
If you read Nicole's statement on the massacre in Buffalo, you'll know that we promised additional resources as things developed and we...
Statement on the Massacre in Buffalo
The heinous calculated massacre of precious lives in my hometown of Buffalo is unspeakable, shocking and, in a deep and disturbing way,...
The War on Our Bodies: the Phase of Cold Clarity
Like many of you, I was not surprised at the designs of conservatives in and around the Supreme Court to gut the privacy and reproductive...
If You Don’t Have Anything Nice to Say
Waking Up White, by Debby Irving, is a story of one woman's journey from lack of "white awareness" to "white responsibility." Irving...
Why a DEI Foundation is Essential for Your Coaching Practice
It's time to ask different questions. Traditionally, coaching is considered a technology or modality geared toward...
Why is the Inclusive Life Coaching Certification For Me?
Participants become part of a community that is remodeling their industries. Shift by shift. Brick by brick.. When we began creating the...
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Season 2, Episode 8 with Camille Leak: Exploring the Intersection of DEI and Trauma
“Become a witness to yourself.” - Camille Leak In Inclusive Life, we are continually looking at the ways in which we can reach across differences as a path to connection and liberation. We often explore the impediments to being with one another authentically such as...