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Enter a brave space to ponder solving The Cairo Question. Engage in dialogue based on the premise that dismantling racism goes beyond laws and legislation or politics or economics. It's...
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Enter a brave space to ponder solving The Cairo Question. Engage in dialogue based on the premise that dismantling racism goes beyond laws and legislation or politics or economics. It's an inside job where personal transformation and accountability impact social change in multiple dimensions: individual, interpersonal, systemic, and structural. It's a place to get comfortable with deconstructing your inner thoughts, ideas, and beliefs to examine what flows out into the world through your words, actions, and behaviors, particularly towards others who are different from yourself.
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InflexionPoint Podcast: Cultivating Change from the Inside Out
InflexionPoint Podcast: Cultivating Change from the Inside Out
The Transformation Network™
20 NOV 2024 · Thank you for tuning in to the newest episode of InflexionPoint Podcast: Episode 75 Here we are dedicated to the art of listening in authentic conversation. We challenge our audience to listen actively and intentionally for the purpose of critical self-reflection, in-depth perspective-taking, personal transformation, and ultimately social impact.
The 2024 theme explores the Art of Community Conversations in today's climate of systemic and institutional racism, antiracism activation, Equity Diversity & Inclusion, and book banning. Hosted by Anita Russell with co-hosts Mavis Bauman and Gail Hunter.
So, what's the deal with the economy? For many 2024 election voters the economy was deemed the most important factor in casting their vote. In this episode we discuss the economy from both a political and a personal perspective. We also take into consideration economic inequality.
Economic Power:
The ability of an individual, group, or nation to influence or control economic resources, activities, or outcomes. This power is derived from various factors, including wealth, control over resources, productive capacity, or influence over financial and economic systems.
Who Runs the Economy:
Politicians, Economists, and/or Individuals? What you see or do depends on what you believe.
6 NOV 2024 · Thank you for tuning in to the newest episode of InflexionPoint Podcast. We are dedicated to the art of listening in authentic conversation.
We challenge our audience to listen actively and intentionally for the purpose of critical self-reflection, in-depth perspective-taking, personal transformation, and ultimately social impact.
The 2024 theme explores the Art of Community Conversations in today's climate of systemic and institutional racism, antiracism activation, Equity Diversity & Inclusion, and book banning.
Election 2024 Aftermath In previous episodes we took a dive deep into leadership as a social process as defined by the Center for Creative Leadership and discussed true leadership through the perspective of action-driven decisions related to Equity Diversity & Inclusion. In tthis episode we share our personal sentiments regarding the 2024 Presidential Election.
16 OTT 2024 · INTRODUCTION Thank you for tuning in to the newest episode of InflexionPoint Podcast.
We are dedicated to the art of listening in authentic conversation. We challenge our audience to listen actively and intentionally for the purpose of critical self-reflection, in-depth perspective-taking, personal transformation, and ultimately social impact. The 2024 theme explores the Art of Community Conversations in today's climate of systemic and institutional racism, antiracism activation, Equity Diversity & Inclusion, and book banning.
Organizational Leadership Through The Eyes of Shereen Daniels Harvard Professor, Robert Livingston's book, The Conversation: How Seeking and Speaking the Truth about Racism Can Radically Transform Individuals and Organizations has been a foundational catalyat for InflexionPoint Podcast and its community conversations. In today’s episode we move beyond the conversation and into the context of organizational leadership—looking through the eyes of Shereen Daniels, Managing Director of HR Rewired and Chair of the African Diaspora Economic Inclusion Foundation. She is a gifted speaker, educator, and author of a bestselling book, The Antiracist Organization: Dismantling Systemic Racism in the Workplace.
Biography: Shereen Daniels, is a London-based strategist, speaker and educator who runs an advisory firm called HR Rewired. She is the Chair of the African Diaspora Economic Inclusion Foundation (http://adeif.org/): an organization that contributes to reducing the economic inequalities impacting the UK’s African Diaspora business community with a specific focus on female entrepreneurs. Her works includes...
Conference Series - Advancing Racial Equity: Moving Beyond the Conversations
Podcasts: HR Rewired Advancing Racial Equity 4.0 and Turning the Page with the Antiracist Organization
Book Excerpts/Insights:
New Book: The Antiracist Organization: Dismantling Systemic Racism in the Workplace.
Anti-Racism Is Not Just ‘An American Issue’: A Conversation With Shereen Daniels (Forbes Interview, 2022)
“...why she felt it was necessary to write, and what keeps her hopeful when engaging in anti-racism work with organizations.
Amazon Author Page
“An indispensable exploration of how systemic racism is engrained into business structures, policies, and procedures, The Anti-Racist Organization: Dismantling Systemic Racism in the Workplace belongs in the libraries of all business leaders seeking to make their workplace more inclusive and equitable.”
Notable considerations What does it mean to cultivate an anti-racist organization?
Protecting Your Peace: Acknowledging the Emotional Strain of Speaking Up About Race (Part 1)
How do you turn data into insights?
2 OTT 2024 · Introduction Thank you for tuning in to the newest episode of InflexionPoint Podcast. We are dedicated to the art of listening in authentic conversation. We challenge our audience to listen actively and intentionally for the purpose of critical self-reflection, in-depth perspective-taking, personal transformation, and ultimately social impact. The 2024 theme explores the Art of Community Conversations in today's climate of systemic and institutional racism, antiracism activation, Equity Diversity & Inclusion, and book banning.
Leadership Is a Social Process In episode we dive deep into leadership as a social process, reflecting potential that is all around us, including the potential for justice. We use stories from two specific YouTube channels to demonstrate true leadership through the perspective of action-driven decisions related to Equity Diversity & Inclusion.
YouTube Resources: 1) Nest Stories Channel: Doctor Humiliates Black Nurse in Front of Patient, Unaware of Who the Patient Really Is 2) The Storyteller Channel: Black owner is Kicked Out of His Own Store by a Racist Manager
Call to Action: Stay woke and be prepared to vote. #StayWoke (Well-informed, Open-minded, Kind, and Empathetic)
Be prepared to #Vote (Voices Organized To Empower)
18 SET 2024 · Take Action Now to Make Your Vote Count Thank you for tuning in to the newest episode of InflexionPoint Podcast. We challenge our audience to listen actively and intentionally for the purpose of critical self-reflection, in-depth perspective-taking, personal transformation, and ultimately social impact. The 2024 theme explores the Art of Community Conversations in today's climate of systemic and institutional racism, antiracism activation, Equity Diversity & Inclusion, and book banning. In the last episode we explored the “opportunity economy” where everyone has a chance to compete and a chance to succeed.
In Episode 71 we turn our attention to leadership, truth/integrity, and voting.
Episode Highlights
Leadership Is a Social Process
Why Should All Citizens Vote?
Truth and Integrity in the Election
Open Discussion: Moving forward where do YOU go from here?
Call to Action: Stay Woke and Be Prepared to Vote
#StayWoke (Well-informed, Open-minded, Kind, and Empathetic).
Be prepared to #Vote (Voices Organized To Empower)
4 SET 2024 ·
Take Action Now! Let’s Grow the Opportunity Economy Thank you for tuning in to the latest episode of InflexionPoint Podcast where we are dedicated to the art of listening in authentic conversation. We challenge our audience to listen actively and intentionally for the purpose of critical self-reflection, in-depth perspective-taking, personal transformation, and ultimately social impact. The 2024 theme explores the Art of Community Conversations in today’s climate of systemic and institutional racism, antiracism activation, Equity Diversity & Inclusion, and book banning.
In Episode 70 we continue our discussion of the precipice of change in which we currently find ourselves. We explore the “opportunity economy” where everyone has a chance to compete and a chance to succeed.
Episode Highlights:
- Why Financial Well-Being Matters for All: The Economy, The Financial Services System and the Community
- Racism Impoverishes the Whole Economy (Theft of Opportunity)
- The Fading American Dream
- The future depends on the financial well-being of all US houuseholds
Call to Action: Stay woke and be prepared to vote. #StayWoke (Well-informed, Open-minded, Kind, and Empathetic)
Be prepared to #Vote (Voices Organized To Empower)
21 AGO 2024 · Women’s Empowerment, Grassroots Movement, Prioritization, and Democracy Thank you for tuning in to the newest episode of InflexionPoint Podcast. We are dedicated to the art of listening in authentic conversation. We challenge our audience to listen actively and intentionally for the purpose of critical self-reflection, in-depth perspective-taking, personal transformation, and ultimately social impact. The 2024 theme explores the Art of Community Conversations in today's climate of systemic and institutional racism, antiracism activation, Equity Diversity & Inclusion, and book banning.
The Precipice of Change In this episode we continue our discussion of the precipice of change in which we currently find ourselves. We dive into women’s empowerment as a function of individual action fueled by grassroots movement, prioritization, and democracy.
Key Words: Freedom. Opportunity. Justice
Toby Ord, author of The Precipice, senior research fellow at the Future of Humanity Institute in Oxford: "We must learn from the mistakes of the past and forge a new path towards a more sustainable and just future.”
Societal Coordination and Global Cooperation - a unified approach to allocation of resources, and coordination of diverse cultural values.
Ethical Responsibilities to Future Generations - decisions of the present will influence future lives.
The Rise of Kamala Harris
https://chicagodefender.com/shes-on-her-way-the-people-powered-rise-of-kamala-harris/
VOTE - Voices Organized to Empower a different future based on freedom, opportunity, and justice.
Status of democracy – prioritize women empowerment as a function of democracy.
Maureen Devine-Ahl: Ted Talk – Theory of Prioritization
https://youtu.be/nXWeVsz7zyo?si=1P7VhSoI_6k4FEIm
“We need to not just empower women, but we need to prioritize them.”
Rebecca Fielding-Miller — Gender, Justice, and Empowerment: Creating the World We Want to See
“Gender is one of the most important social determinants of health."
UN Women's Economic Empowerment Strategy
The “Women’s economic empowerment strategy” articulates UN Women’s vision for enabling women’s economic agency, autonomy, and well-being. It provides a rights-based and transformative definition of economic empowerment.
7 AGO 2024 · Grassroots Zoom After Joe Biden Announcement Thank you for tuning in to the latest episode of InflexionPoint Podcast where we are dedicated to the art of listening in authentic conversation. We challenge our audience to listen actively and intentionally for the purpose of critical self-reflection, in-depth perspective-taking, personal transformation, and ultimately social impact. The 2024 theme explores the Art of Community Conversations in today's climate of systemic and institutional racism, antiracism activation, Equity Diversity & Inclusion, and book banning. A lot has happened since our last discussion of the Precipice of Change, Project 2025, its legacy, and opposition. In today’s episode we continue our discussion in the spirit of grassroots movement and three elements of change—freedom, opportunity, and justice.
Call to Action #StayWOKE - Well-informed. Open-minded. Kind. Empathetic.
Be prepared to #VOTE - Voices Organized To Empower.
“There is a lot of work to be done to make sure our leaders reflect the people they are supposed to represent. The more diverse a group of decision makers is, the more informed the decision will be. Until we achieve full representation, we all should understand we are falling short of the ideals of our country.” —VP Kamala Harris
17 LUG 2024 · The Art of Community Conversations Thank you for tuning in to the latest episode of InflexionPoint Podcast where we are dedicated to the art of listening in authentic conversation. We challenge our audience to listen actively and intentionally for the purpose of critical self-reflection, in-depth perspective-taking, personal transformation, and ultimately social impact. The 2024 theme explores the Art of Community Conversations in today's climate of systemic and institutional racism, antiracism activation, Equity Diversity & Inclusion, and book banning. In This Episode We Explore A Central Question: Why is it important to consider the long-term potential of humanity when making decisions today, and how can we balance immediate needs with the goal of a prosperous future for generations to come? To answer this question we take a peek into The Precipice of Change, The Heritage Foundation, the Project 2025 Presidential Transition, and its Mandate for Leadership. We also consider reactions and counteractions to Project 2025. We Are Standing on the Precipice of Change The Precipice of Change, a book by Toby Ord, contemplates the roles we all can play in reducing overarching risks and implications . It describes how people can make a difference through global interconnectivity—be it in academia, policymaking, philanthropy, or public debate. The Heritage Foundation and Project 2025 is building now for a conservative victory through 4 pillars - policy agenda, personnel, training, and the Mandate for Leadership, a 180-day playbook for Presidential Transition. The Stop Project 20025 Task Force is a central hub for pro-democracy to coordinate examining, highlighting, and counteracting the undermining of democracy.
3 LUG 2024 · The Art of Community Conversations Thank you for tuning in to the latest episode of InflexionPoint Podcast where we are dedicated to the art of listening in authentic conversation. We challenge our audience to listen actively and intentionally for the purpose of critical self-reflection, in-depth perspective-taking, personal transformation, and ultimately social impact. The 2024 theme explores the Art of Community Conversations in today's climate of systemic and institutional racism, antiracism activation, Equity Diversity & Inclusion, and book banning. True Connections: The Bible, Black People, and Restorative Justice Exploring the Black (people of African descent) presence in the Bible can shed light on often overlooked perspectives and histories. It's fascinating how biblical narratives can intersect with themes of restorative justice, especially in today's context of addressing systemic racism and promoting inclusion. Highlighting these connections offers our listeners a richer understanding of how historical texts can inform contemporary social justice movements. Some biblical examples include:
- The Ethiopian Eunuch (Acts 8:26-40
- The Song of Solomon (Song of Songs)
- Joseph in Egypt (Genesis 37-50)
- Paul's Letters on Unity in Christ (e.g., Galatians 3:28)
- Simon of Cyrene (Matthew 27:32, Mark 15:21, Luke 23:26)
- The Queen of Sheba (King Solomon)
- Hagar (Abraham)
- Keturah (Abraham)
- Zipporah (Midianite/Moses)
- Ethioipan Woman (Cushite/Moses)
- Candace Queen of the Ethiopians
What Does the Bible Say About Restorative Justice? The Bible addresses social justice in various ways, providing principles and narratives that advocate for fairness, compassion, equity, and equality. These biblical principles and narratives continue to inspire individuals and communities to advocate for social justice, address systemic issues, and promote fairness and equality. They provide a foundation for understanding and engaging with contemporary social justice movements and challenges. Here are some key themes and passages that reflect biblical perspectives on social justice:
- Concern for the Poor and Vulnerable
- Prophetic Call for Justice
- Judgment and Accountability
- Jesus' Ministry
- Equality and Non-Discrimination
- Restorative Justice
- Acts of Mercy and Compassion
The Bible does not use modern concepts of race in the same way we understand them today. However, it does address themes related to ethnicity, diversity, and God's vision for all people. While the Bible does not use our contemporary racial categories, its teachings provide a foundation for understanding and promoting equality, unity, and respect for all people, regardless of ethnicity or background. The Bible challenges believers to embrace God's inclusive vision and work towards justice and reconciliation in a diverse world. Here are some key aspects of how the Bible intersects with the concept of race:
- Creation and humanity
- Israel's identity
- Ethnic diversity in the Bible
- Jesus' Ministry
- Universal Gospel
- Unity in Christ
- Eschatological Vision
These figures and references underscore the presence and contributions of African peoples in biblical narratives. They also challenge readers to consider the Bible's multicultural and multiethnic context in relationship to issues we face today including racism, inequity, inequality, and social injustice.
Enter a brave space to ponder solving The Cairo Question. Engage in dialogue based on the premise that dismantling racism goes beyond laws and legislation or politics or economics. It's...
mostra di più
Enter a brave space to ponder solving The Cairo Question. Engage in dialogue based on the premise that dismantling racism goes beyond laws and legislation or politics or economics. It's an inside job where personal transformation and accountability impact social change in multiple dimensions: individual, interpersonal, systemic, and structural. It's a place to get comfortable with deconstructing your inner thoughts, ideas, and beliefs to examine what flows out into the world through your words, actions, and behaviors, particularly towards others who are different from yourself.
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