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Episode 64 w/ Ashton Applewhite

Episode 64 w/ Ashton Applewhite

by Violet Beaven | Jun 27, 2019 | Ageism, Intersectionality, The Will to Change

Anti-ageism activist and author, Ashton Applewhite, joins the program to discuss the importance of confronting ageism and how to create an inclusive culture for people of all ages. Ashton discusses the role of intersectionality in the aging process, and how we can...
Episode 47 w/ Amber Hikes

Episode 47 w/ Amber Hikes

by Violet Beaven | Jan 18, 2019 | Allyship, Intersectionality, The Will to Change

Amber Hikes, Executive Director of the Mayor’s Office of LGBT Affairs for the City of Philadelphia, join the program to discuss her own diversity story of growing up in the South and her experience of coming out as a member of the LGBTQ community. She reveals the...
Episode 43 w/ Lily Zheng

Episode 43 w/ Lily Zheng

by Violet Beaven | Dec 7, 2018 | Gender Equality, Intersectionality, The Will to Change

Diversity and inclusion expert, author, and executive coach, Lily Zheng, joins the program to discuss how to affirm gender expression in the workplace and the leadership skills that are necessary to validate all gender identities. She also discusses the importance of...
Minisode #22: Men Investigate Inclusion, Part Two

Minisode #22: Men Investigate Inclusion, Part Two

by Violet Beaven | Dec 5, 2018 | Intersectionality, Male Allyship, The Will to Change

In this minisode, Jennifer continues the discussion about JBC’s powerful prospective client questionnaire. Discover the three strategic pillars of diversity, equity and inclusion, and how asking questions can help raise awareness within an organization. Jennifer...
Episode 20 w/ Elissa Shevinsky

Episode 20 w/ Elissa Shevinsky

by Violet Beaven | Nov 10, 2018 | Intersectionality, The Will to Change, Women

Author, entrepreneur and tech executive Elissa Shevinksy discusses the challenges that she experienced while working in the tech sector, and what led her to write her book “Lean Out: The Struggle For Gender Equality in Tech and Start-Up Culture.” Elissa shares her...
Minisode #12: Staking Your Claim

Minisode #12: Staking Your Claim

by Violet Beaven | May 25, 2018 | Intersectionality, Mentorship, Minisode, The Will to Change

In this minisode, Jennifer shares her reflections on episode #32,  Reversing The Generation Equation and how Millennial mentors are taking center stage. Discover what all of us can learn from developing and sharing our point of view and why the world needs to hear it...
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