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December Newsletter

The Sounds of Leadership

“When there is an opportunity for people to mourn their losses, the horizon for rites that heal will be pure and bright, and healing will come pouring into the souls in a great moment of reunion.”Malidoma Patrice Some, “Ritual: Power, He

Ruglass Sisters

Health is Not a Luxury: Black Women Leaders, Trauma, and Radical Self-Care

Shauna-Lee

Journeying Toward Wellness as a Leader

“For me, becoming isn’t about arriving somewhere or achieving a certain aim. I see it instead as forward motion, a means of evolving, a way to reach continuously toward a better self. The journey doesn’t end.”

Elsie Ramsey

"If I recover loudly, I help prevent others from dying quietly": An Interview with Elsie Ramsey

Elsie Ramsey, founder of the resource website, Bigger Than Depression is a vocal advocate for normalizing conversations about mental illness in both our professional and personal lives.

OldShoreNewShore

On Leading and Leaving an Old Shore

I imagine some of you, like me, collect leadership lessons—stories, quotes, and quips—like vacation souvenirs. They are reminders filed in color-coded folders and remainders of a provocative book or intriguing conversation that we hold onto like treasured ephemera.

Listening

Do You Know How to Listen, as a Leader?

It’s not as easy as we might think. Listening is an undervalued yet essential leadership skill that can be practiced and strengthened. Lynna Chandra, founder of the Rachel House in Indonesia, has some advice.

Women's March

When Leaders “Choose to Challenge”: 6 Women to Watch

Across the globe, March is Women’s History Month, or Women’s Month.

Kimberly Gube

Reflections on Our Year of Conferencing Virtually

When the pandemic struck, many organizations were forced to quickly choose: switch their events and courses to a virtual format, cancel entirely, or postpone until next year. A lot of brave organizations made the shift to a digital experience.

Shawn Rene play

An Interview with Shawn Rene Graham

Shawn René is a dramaturg in New York City, directing programs with The Field and serving as the resident dramaturg for The American Slavery Project's Unheard Voices.

Blair Glencorse talking

“Agile Accountability” in the Face of Uncertainty: An Interview with Blair Glencorse

How do you empower a global team in the midst of uncertainty?

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