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If your workplace team is struggling through the divisiveness of our current campaign season, the Majority in the Middle "Why We're Divided and What You Can Do About It" presentation makes for a great lunch-and-learn! We take a low-pressure approach to identifying the (surprising) sources of conflict -- sometimes knowing the secret origins of conflict is half the battle -- and don't actually spend too much time on politics. (This is not a hands-on "how to talk about politics with people you disagree with" workshop kind of thing. Our format is more presentation with Q&A/discussion at the end. If you're interested in training, I highly suggest you connect with our friends at Braver Angels -- they do that well!) https://lnkd.in/gijb2Hmh

On today's episode of the Professor Kev Show I am joined by Jessie Kang and Angel Y. from Letters to My Heritage. A student-led organization providing college and career resources for immigrant youth in Washington State. #professorkev, #studententrepreneurs, #letterstomyheritage

🎙️ New Episode of Tutors, Mentors, and The City: Real Insights for Your Career Journey (Filmed Last Year) 🎙️ In this week’s episode, Kevin "Dotcom" Brown from The City Tutors sits down with Sheryl Smikle, PhD to explore her career path and the valuable lessons she’s learned along the way. If you’re a recent graduate or new professional, this episode is full of insights you won’t want to miss. Key Takeaways for Mentees: Embrace Your Heritage: Dr. Smikle’s journey began with understanding her family roots and how they shaped her identity. Reflecting on your background can give you a unique perspective and confidence in your career. Take Advantage of Educational Opportunities: From Bronx Science to Vassar, Hunter, and Fordham, Dr. Smikle leveraged every opportunity for growth. She reminds us that education can be a powerful tool for breaking barriers. Stay Curious About Your Field: Even as an accomplished professional, Dr. Smikle pursued new skills and experiences. Continuous learning and curiosity can open unexpected doors. Seek Mentors and Networks: Dr. Smikle’s career was shaped by mentors who encouraged her to aim higher. Building strong networks can help you find guidance and support in navigating your own journey. Give Back: Dr. Smikle is passionate about mentoring and supporting Black men in higher education. She shows us that giving back is a rewarding way to create positive change in our communities. Listen to the full conversation to hear Dr. Smikle’s advice on leveraging education, building resilience, and finding your path forward. Her story is a great reminder that no matter where you start, your determination and willingness to learn can take you far.

This year's #LearningDisabilityWeek theme is 'Do You See Me?' which is all about being seen, heard and valued. We've spoken to Keith, who is supported by one of our community hubs and is an active member of the Salford Listening to People forum. In our latest blog, he tells us what it means to him to be seen, heard and valued and how it's made his life better through the years : https://lnkd.in/edEMnUGj

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Future proofing organisations and attracting Gen Z / Gen Alpha is something everyone talks about - creating strategies that both retain existing supporters and magnetise your organisation to a younger audience is crucial to maintaining income and establishing new activists. But I tell you something which no one thinks would work for attracting new audiences - national service. Seriously. Who is advising these people? It’s beyond parody at this point.

Episode 3 Out Now! How can our story telling & community agreements have an effect on our trust building efforts? We explore with Ipek Williamson! Tune in to this week’s #TeachBetterTalk for strategies that will change your classroom. #EduPodcast

📣 Hey Richmond Marketing and Advertising Professionals! The Richmond Chapter of the American Marketing Association wants your feedback. Whether you are a member or nonmember - we want to hear from our community to ensure we are creating experiences and opportunities that reflect your unique perspective. Please take 3 minutes and share your feedback with us! 🔗 Link Below! #RVA #Marketing #Survey #AMARichmond #AMARVA

Do you know the meaning behind our business name? We are all about supporting Indigenous perspectives in the classroom for our children and youth, so it is fitting that our name reflects our purpose. Riley is our sons middle name, and Callie is our daughters middle name. Callie is also the name that my great nan used to call my mum, so in essence it is all about family. As an Indigenous business, we are in it for our kids, to make a difference in their world and for future generations. Learn more about our why here: https://lnkd.in/gGPp_wb5

Episode 3 Out Now! How can our story telling & community agreements have an effect on our trust building efforts? We explore with Ipek Williamson! Tune in to this week’s #TeachBetterTalk for strategies that will change your classroom. #EduPodcast