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From degree-based hiring (a barrier for underrepresented jobseekers who do not have 4-year university degrees) to skills-based hiring, our new episode on System Catalysts featuring Year Up United is a must-listen for recruiters, job hunters and just about anyone who wants to collaborate and help change systems. Listen here: https://lnkd.in/en9hvNDW

I could not think of a better way to wind down for the holiday season than to be in conversation with the incredible Heather C. McGhee, author of The Sum of Us, podcast host and policy leader. On this week’s episode of Say More, we explore how we can lift up stories that are meant to bring us together — that are a true representation of our country’s unity. Tune in: https://lnkd.in/e6xubvV8 #SayMoreWithTulaine New Profit Hueman Group Media

🛍️ Holiday shopping CAN be better.. for people and the environment. Our series helps break down how some of the most iconic brands are producing beautifully crafted pieces, where environmental and social impacts are not an afterthought. This week's new episode featuring EILEEN FISHER, INC. is no exception. Listen here: https://lnkd.in/dqfcE-sA

It’s holiday party season! 💃🏾 While some might see it as an opportunity for informal networking, we wanted to bring you the inside scoop on landing your next job — one that doesn’t require making small talk. Our guest for the season finale of Still at Work is Elisabetta Bartoloni, a partner at Heidrick & Struggles and co-chairs their Americas Women's Inclusion Network. In this episode, Elisabetta draws on her years of experience in executive recruiting to tell us the secrets of writing a fantastic resume, nailing your job interview and talking about your personal story. In this episode, we also cover diversity, equity and inclusion in executive hiring. If you are a mid to senior-level leader from an underrepresented or marginalized group, Elisabetta and our host Kim Taylor discuss why you shouldn’t take yourself out of the game. 🎧 Listen to episode 13 of Still at Work wherever you get your podcasts or click the link here: https://lnkd.in/eyGHnSTx 📲 Subscribe, rate and leave us a review on Apple Podcasts ❓Need advice on navigating the workplace? Submit a question through our show notes or comment below and get a chance to hear your question on the podcast! 🤝🏾 Hosted by Kimberly Taylor in partnership with Coursera #DEI #executivehiring #resume #careeradvice

🤔 What’s the difference between fabric made from hard, splintery wood and any other material you find in your closet? The answer is not as obvious as you think. In the latest episode of our podcast Source of Good, we are taken into a fairy tale world where responsibly managed forests become fabric. Except, it’s not magic. It’s science.  We invited Thomas Matiz from the Lenzing Group, who breaks down how they are making fabric that is better for the environment, and why working with clothing brand Reformation made for an ideal collaboration. 🎧 Listen here https://lnkd.in/d3kFfd2W 📲 Subscribe, rate and leave us a review on Apple Podcasts 🎙️ Guest: Thomas Matiz, Product Sustainability Specialist at Lenzing Group,  🤝🏾 Hosted by Rachel Lincoln Sarnoff and produced in partnership with Cascale #sustainability #podcast

If you’ve navigated the U.S. healthcare system, you’ve likely felt the sting of high costs, long wait times, and endless referrals. It’s frustrating at best and financially devastating at worst. But in many parts of the world, accessing health care is even more challenging—especially for women. That’s where  Marcie Cook comes in. As  Vice President of Social Enterprises at Population Services International, she’s spent decades transforming health care in underserved communities. In this week’s episode, Marcie breaks down: ➡️ What social enterprises are—and how they can repair fragmented healthcare systems. ➡️ A bold, holistic vision for one-stop-shop health care that could change lives worldwide. If you’re passionate about healthcare or are seeking fresh ideas to bring to your organization, this episode will leave you feeling inspired and hopeful. 🎧:  https://lnkd.in/eDYaqX4v Special thanks to the team who made this episode happen: 🎙️  Hosts: Jeffrey Walker and English Sall 👋 Guest: Marcie Cook, Vice President, Population Services International and Head of Viya Health 🎥 Producer: Hueman Group Media 🤝 Partners: Charlize Theron Africa Outreach Project, New Profit, Draper Richards Kaplan Foundation, Echoing Green, Maverick Collective by PSI, Virgin Unite, Synergos , Forward Global, NEXUS Global, Boldly Go Philanthropy, Skoll Foundation, and The Aspen Institute

Building the new field of neuroarts together with so many amazing researchers and arts practitioners feels like a calling to me. I am honored to talk with Jeffrey Walker, who has been a pioneer in systems change, about approaches, methods, timing and lessons learned as we all collaborate to create a sustainable field where the arts and aesthetics delivered potent and accessible solutions to billions of people around the world.

Asking for help is not a sign that you are a weak leader. It actually proves your strength. This week's episode of Say More with Tulaine M. features Harvard Business School professor, author and host of another show on the Hueman Group Media network, Archie L. Jones, Jr., CPA, NACD.DC. Do yourself a favor and don't miss this conversation between two great minds (and hearts!) in social impact 🎧 : https://lnkd.in/eNwiykSx

Learning feeds more learning. We are a few weeks away from 2025. Some of you might be in the midst of a job search. Or maybe you’re thinking about how you can skill up to get those dream opportunities next year. Well, we thought we’d give you a headstart. This week’s guest on Still at Work is one of Coursera's very own, Leadership and Development strategist Alena Karabutina! On the podcast, Alena breaks down how you can prepare for the next phase of your career, why understanding cultural differences is 🔑 , and how to do a skills inventory! 🎧 Listen to episode 12 of Still at Work wherever you get your podcasts or click the link here: https://lnkd.in/e-bF5pAq 📲 Subscribe, rate and leave us a review on Apple Podcasts ❓Need advice on navigating the workplace? Submit a question through our show notes or comment below and get a chance to hear your question on the podcast! 🤝🏾 Hosted by Kimberly Taylor in partnership with Coursera

✍️:”What resources or support are offered to parents returning from leave? This population is often most at risk for dramatic impacts on their career upon having children. How [should a business] prepare managers, the [company], and the employee taking leave to be away from the workplace for an extended period of time and subsequently reintegrate?” If there's someone on your team who is returning from parental leave, here's a tip: ditch your assumptions. In this week's episode, working parent advocate Lori Mihalich-Levin talks to us about why that's important. On the show, we also discuss what colleagues can do to support each other and how new parents can plan their own re-entry. Everyone’s journey back to work is going to be different, but the more support we have, the better it’s going to go! 🎧 Listen to episode 11 of Still at Work wherever you get your podcasts or click the link here: https://lnkd.in/eu279z6F 📲 Subscribe, rate and leave us a review on Apple Podcasts ❓Need advice on navigating the workplace? Submit a question through our show notes or comment below and get a chance to hear your question on the podcast! 🤝🏾 Hosted by Kimberly Taylor in partnership with Coursera #DEI #parentalleave #workingparents #returntowork #podcast