Mary Morten has interviewed Angelique Power and I on the topic of Black women in leadership for seven years now. Following our own leadership trajectories, this annual conversation has provided a longitudinal look at moving from mid-level to executive leadership, leading through crisis, and the unique opportunities and challenges Black women face when helming institutions today. If you get a chance to listen, let us know what you think.
🌍 New on Gathering Ground: Mary reunites with Angelique Power and Tracie D. Hall Hall in Montgomery, Alabama for their fifth annual fireside chat. They reflect on their experiences as Black women in leadership roles, Tracie's transition from the American Library Association to her current position as a distinguished professor at the University of Washington, and Angelique's three-year journey at the Skillman Foundation in Detroit. Check out their conversation today at bit.ly/gatheringground! #GatheringGround #BlackWomenLeaders #SocialChange
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1wTracie D. Hall I can’t wait to listen in on this! Thanks for sharing!