The Inconvenience of Inclusion
What does it actually look like to stay engaged in racial equity work when your budget is tight, your nervous What if the real obstacle to racial inclusion in your business isn’t your busy schedule, your fear or your lack of training? What if it’s something we’ve been culturally trained to avoid: inconvenience itself? In […]
Staying Connected to Racial Equity Work Without Spending Money
What does it actually look like to stay engaged in racial equity work when your budget is tight, your nervous system is on overdrive and your leadership keeps requiring more of you? In this episode of REPRESENTED podcast, I’m speaking to the values-led business owner who cares about anti-racism and inclusion, who wants to keep […]
Finding Credible Sources for Racial Inclusion Work
A Values-Led Practice for Vetting What You Consume
The Leadership Behaviours That Shape Psychological Safety Ft. Preetie Boler
Psychological safety is often spoken about as something we want to create, but it is shaped by the everyday behaviours people experience from those holding power. A leader can value inclusion, care deeply about equity and still behave in ways that make others feel cautious, unseen or unsure whether it is safe to speak, challenge, […]
Anti-Racism Training: Should You Learn Alone or in Community?
If you’ve been learning about anti-racism through books, podcasts or your own reflection, you might be wondering… is this enough? Today I’m unpacking the pros and cons of solo learning vs community learning in anti-racism training and why many online business owners eventually reach a point where learning alone no longer gives them the clarity they need. […]
How to Build a Journaling Practice That Helps You Stay in Racial Equity Work
Without Starting Over Every Time
Nice Is Not Kind
What the Difference Means for Antiracism
The Intersection of Race and Faith
How does the same book that says “the Spirit of the Lord is on me, because he has anointed me to set the oppressed free” get used to keep people in chains? That’s the question at the heart of this Easter Monday episode where I’m unpacking one of the most confronting intersections in history, race […]
The Long Game
A Milestone Conversation with Special Guest Host Jess Miller
60 Years of IDERD
How Racism Has Learned to Perform Progress
