19 Questions for Leaders Who Are Serious About Racial Equity
There are people who say they are serious about change. But their commitment and sincerity are evident through actions and not words alone.
There are people who say they are serious about change. But their commitment and sincerity are evident through actions and not words alone.
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Here are four tips to capitalize on work opportunities at every level of agency during the current COVID-19 crisis.
It is often easier to attune to what other people want and make our decisions off of that instead of making the space in our minds and hearts to drop into what our inner voice is trying to tell us.
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There is no one in the world that is on 100%, 24/7, 365. Here are a few tips to stay get motivated. Make your checklist, unplug or jam out, and continue to serve your community!
For expectant moms searching for info, the Office of Personnel Management website offers little help. Not sure where to start? These tips can help.
Historically, diversity programs have been part of the effort to curb anti-Black racism in the workplace since 1964. But they can’t be standalone programs anymore.
Of my many lessons in vulnerability, none is more important than this: Vulnerability requires self-acceptance.