Elizabeth Whittaker-Walker reflects on her rich experiences at the intersection of policy and education and the lessons learned along the way on her journey to self-discovery, self-mastery, and co-creating a good world for us.

Eva Paterson opens up about her journey as a civil rights lawyer, why working in coalitions is like herding cats, and how she remains a force for good in this moment of Trumpism.

Glenn Harris has 25 years of experience working on issues of race and social justice in partnership with community groups, foundations, and government agencies dedicated to building a more just and democratic society. In 2017, Race Forward merged with the Center for Social Inclusion, and Glenn became the President of the new Race Forward and Publisher of Colorlines.  In this interview, Makiyah Moody, Senior Consultant, speaks with Glenn about the values that lead his work, how he responds to “fequity” (fake equity), and whether or not America is possible.

Lauren Casteel shares how a mountaintop taught her more about leadership than any book and why she is willing to take chances on young people.

One of the ways we must challenge ourselves in managing organizational change is to be willing to rethink power and participation in the management of our own organizations.

Lucy Castillo reflects on some of the milestones on her journey to self – speaking reality to power, self-acceptance, finding balance – and why her “amen corner” is crucial.

Catasha Davis breaks down her leadership style, the power of communications to change communities, and what boldness looks like when charting one’s own path on one's own terms.

Linda Caradine-Poinsett shares some gems on knowing when to walk away from a position, the two books that enhanced her skills to navigate organizational politics, and how mentorship changed her career trajectory in a powerful way.