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Rebel Leadership for our Collective Future
On behalf of the National Equity Project, we hope you and your loved ones are in a position to remain healthy and safe. We offer our unending gratitude and affirmation of well-being to those charged with caring for the health, … Continue reading
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Make the Most of Your Meeting Agenda
Make space for stories. Provide space for people to share what brought them to this work, their personal history and background, and what’s happening in their lives outside of work. People bring their whole self to meetings – whether we … Continue reading
Posted in Conferences & Events, Constructivist Listening, Emotional Intelligence, Facilitative Leadership, Leadership, Managers, Meeting Design, Relationships
Tagged agenda design, effective teams, emotional intelligence, emotions, equity, experience, facilitation, facilitative leadership, leadership, meeting design, teamwork
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Hugh Vasquez Interview: What is Transformative Equity Leadership?
National Equity Project Senior Associate Hugh Vasquez was interviewed on the University of Colorado Intersections Radio program as part of their lead-up to theTwelfth Annual White Privilege Conference (WPC) in Minneapolis April 13-16, 2011, title “This Land is Whose Land? … Continue reading
