Best Juditheregistre Podcasts (2024)

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064: Cultivating Relationship as a Resource for Progress: Reacting to Amy Fulford 8:31

5+ y ago8:31

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"Build yourself so that you can be a resource for others, and also build a network of people who can support you." Judithe reflects on her conversation and relationship with Amy Fulford, and more broadly the year in which it grew, 2018. She also wishes all of you a successful and happy 2019. Add your voice to our conversation in the new year at htt…

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063: Owning Your Power, Recognizing Your Privilege - Building Personal Relationships with Judith Registre and Amy Fulford 1:10:42

5+ y ago1:10:42

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When Amy founded enlightin 2005, she envisioned working with clients in a meaningful way and understood that a real partnership, not the typical consulting version, would help them create more value. She has helped clients reshape how they run the business by bringing input and insights that change the way they think about their business and indust…

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062: Reflecting on Kerrie-Ann and Carry on Friends 7:54

5+ y ago7:54

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In this solo response episode, Judithe Registre highlights the duality that the Carribean Diaspora faces in the US. They each come from island nations with distinct cultures and experiences, yet are united in their reaction to and existence alongside the United States. Being treated as "other" makes us one. Interested in being an Influencer? Your i…

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061: Reconciling Your Own Story with Kerry-Ann Reid-Brown 1:01:01

5+ y ago1:01:01

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To make an impact and have influence, “find kindred spirits with differing views.” Kerry-Ann Reid-Brown of Carry On Friends A life learner, storyteller, and founder of Carry On Friends, The Caribbean American Podcast, Kerry-Ann shares her story and experiences with Judithe Registre in this episode. From the unique challenges facing the Caribbean an…

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060: The Power of Anger Responding to Keshet Bachan-Dovrat and a Catch-Up with Judithe. 10:17

5+ y ago10:17

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This long-awaited episode marks the return of the Get InPowered Podcast as Judithe responds to the message and work of Keshet Bachan-Dovrat highlighting the importance of putting anger or frustration into action, instead of letting it calcify. Judithe also shares the latest info on her own journey and where the Get InPowered Community is headed nex…

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059: Privileged to Be Feminist with Keshet Bachan 50:43

6y ago50:43

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"We don't reward anger in women. I find it really important to tell women, 'You can be a woman, and be angry at the same time.'" Keshet Bachan says she's been a "practicing feminist" for around 14 years, but the seed of gender equality has been in her soul from the start. Originally born in Israel, Keshet now focuses on Diversity@Work a mission dri…

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058: What Should We Expect from the Diaspora? 7:40

6y ago7:40

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In response to her conversation with Karl Jean Louis in episode 57, Judithe Registre reflects on her own responsibilities and the ever dilemma of the "Diaspora". What is the essential role of members of the diaspora? Judithe considers this question and what it means to be belong in multiple communities. Interested in being an Influencer? Your influ…

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057: Fueling Economic Innovation in Haiti with Karl Jean-Louis 48:10

6y ago48:10

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To improve the social and political contexts in Haiti, it is crucial for civil society, the business community and the population to all play their role in governance. In the right political environment, the business community can create jobs and add value to society. This is needed in Haiti now more than ever. In this episode of The Get InPowered …

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056: Migration/Immigration is the Human Quest for Safety and Security 7:43

6y ago7:43

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Migration/Immigration is the Human Quest for Safety and Security Celina da Sola’s work with Glasswing International has put her face to face with the fundamental quest and struggles for human safety and security across communities and nations. In this episode, Judithe Registre shares her insights from her conversation with Celina and considers the …

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055: The Full Human Context of Migration with Celina de Sola, Founder of GlassWing International 49:38

6y ago49:38

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In this episode, Celina de Sola joins Judithe Registre to discuss the context of human life and the experiences of citizens migrating from Latin American countries that have been the focus of the current immigration debate in the US. Celina, the founder of GlassWing International, is from El Salvador. After spending many years traveling the world a…

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054: Using Social Media for Social Change: What is Your Social Media Legacy? 13:33

6y ago13:33

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In this episode, Judithe Registre responds to and reflects on the message of Joy Donnell, from Episode 53. In an era where media and technology have dominated every aspect of our lives, we must consider how these tools and services are used to address the issues we care about. How intentional are we (or not) in our engagement with social media? Wit…

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053: How Creativity Cures Frustration with Joy Donnell 50:00

6y ago50:00

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Stop living as if “here” has no value. “Here” is also a direction, and sometimes it’s the most valuable direction that you have.” - Joy Donnell. In this episode, Joy Donnell joins Judithe Registre to highlight creative ways to harness and use the energy and emotion we are all generating naturally through the obstacles and adversaries we encounter e…

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052: Leadership Has No Age Restriction 13:54

6y ago13:54

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Judithe Registre reflects on her discussion with Macy and Karen, and the promise of the next generation of leaders. This episode provides some context and commentary on the history of youth movements and the worldwide need for youth activism and leadership in the years to come. Join us next week for an interview with speaker, entrepreneur and activ…

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051: The Promise of the Next Generation Leaders with Macy and Karen (the mother–daughter duo) 29:39

6+ y ago29:39

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“Kids can make a difference in how they understand the world.” [And parents can support kids and not force their understanding of the world on them.] Give the children more freedom to understand the world on their terms.”-Macy Macy and Karen join Judithe for a conversation after the March for Our Lives in Washington, DC. Macy is an 11-year-old stud…

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050: Humanity in Aid 14:16

6+ y ago14:16

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Recorded live in Haiti, Judithe Registre responds and ruminates on the discussion with Mary Ann Clements last week. "When I hear people say, 'These things happen as they happen in any other sector,' I think, 'Should they?'" Racism, sexism, and discrimination are not acceptable in any context, but in the context of social justice and humanitarian wo…

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049: Well-Being AND Impact with Mary Ann Clements 54:43

6+ y ago54:43

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Mary Ann Clements (formerly Mary Ann Mhina) has devoted her life to making an impact and like many change-making professionals, she got burnt out in the process. She wants all of us to be able to do this work and create this impact, sustainably, without costing us our wellbeing — and she believes it can be done. The wellbeing of humanity and the wa…

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048: Responding to “Black Panther” and Mvemba Dizolele, Reframing Africa in our Imagination and Minds 15:28

6+ y ago15:28

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We spend this episode considering and reassessing the contributions that Africa (and the Congo specifically) have made to the global “village” as discussed by Mvemba Dizolele, a writer, foreign policy analyst, and independent journalist who is also the author of the forthcoming biography: Mobutu: the Rise and Fall of the Leopard King (Random House …

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047: “Black Panther” and the Historical Contributions of Africa with Mvemba Dizolele 51:57

6+ y ago51:57

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We spend this episode considering and reassessing the contributions that Africa (and the Congo specifically) have made to the global “village” with Mvemba Dizolele, a writer, foreign policy analyst, and independent journalist who is also the author of the forthcoming biography: Mobutu: the Rise and Fall of the Leopard King (Random House UK). In the…

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046: Thoughts on Black History Month 14:12

6+ y ago14:12

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Judithe Registre, Haitian-born, American-made, and globally-centered, brings you her insights on Black History Month as celebrated in the USA, drawing from her Haitian background, US education, and global travels. This is a time when we are being called to recognize the contributions of every group to witness and record the present for future histo…

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045: Reflecting on The Creative Reaction Lab and Antionette Carroll 12:58

6+ y ago12:58

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“...the stripping of our human dignity in any context, in any environment, is perhaps the greatest violation of our rights as human beings.” - Judithe Registre In this episode of the Get InPowered Podcast, Judithe responds and considers Antionette Carroll and her work with the Creative Reaction Lab. Judithe challenges us to look for ways to pursue …

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044: How To Design Diversity and Equity with Antionette Carroll of Creative Reaction Lab 50:24

6+ y ago50:24

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"You're really just the total of other people's biases." Antionette Carroll is the Founder, President and CEO of Creative Reaction Lab, a nonprofit social enterprise that educates, trains and challenges cities to co-create solutions with Black and Latina populations to design healthy and racially equitable communities. "When we work together, we bu…

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Reacting to "The Climb" "American Koko" and Diarra Kilpatrick's unique voice 13:18

6+ y ago13:18

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While the topics of Race and Racism are not comfortable, they are necessary topics of discussion and reflection if we hope to move forward as a society. Through her work, Diarra Kilpatrick gives us unique opportunity to confront these topics in the middle of our entertainment. Surely one of THE voices of her generation, Diarra's message of unity th…

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Preparing for The Climb with American Koko’s Diarra Kilpatrick 46:59

6+ y ago46:59

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A native Detroiter, Diarra Kilpatrick is an accomplished actress, writer and producer who is finally beginning to get her due from mainstream audiences and outlets. In this first episode of Season Two of The Get InPowered Podcast, Diarra discusses how the "business" of show stood in her way to success, as she hungered for meatier roles, more challe…

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Finding the Right “Yes”: Reflections on Our First Year of Podcasting 15:08

6+ y ago15:08

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Judithe Registre, founder of Inclusivus and the host of The Get InPowered Podcast, discusses the trials and triumphs of the first year of her journey as a podcaster. Judithe also highlights the new “season” of the show, featuring bi-weekly guest interviews with change-makers in various fields focusing on social justice and global equality, followed…

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One Love for Math Education with Bailey-McWeeney 1:19:17

7y ago1:19:17

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Linda Bailey-McWeeney is a Jamaican educator and economist based in New York. Since 2015, she’s been engaged with educators about the status of math education in Jamaica, specifically the fact that many low-income students are not receiving the education they deserve. The problem isn’t just a lack of education for students, but a basic lack of conf…

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Furthering Fair Trade with the Founder of GlobeIn, Liza Moiseeva 1:05:22

7y ago1:05:22

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Liza Moiseeva and Judithe may be from opposite sides of the earth, but they are both motivated by some of the same passions—justice, equality and fairness, among others. In this episode, Liza details her journey to creating GlobeIn, an organization dedicated to fostering fair trade across the world and helping artisans and creators bring their drea…

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Preserving Culture through Video Games with Genii Games founder, Adebayo Adegbembo 1:03:13

7y ago1:03:13

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“You learn to speak your native language at home, because that gives you a good sense of who you are.” Language is a powerful tool, not only for communication and human relations, but also for providing a sense of identity and our place in the world. In this episode, Judithe is joined by Adebayo, the founder and lead programmer for Genii Games Limi…

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Podcasting for Change with Marianne West from the Sustainable Living Podcast 35:29

7y ago35:29

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“If we keep feeding the beast, the beast will get bigger. But it’s not gonna be transformative.” Marianne West joins Judithe in this episode to discuss their own podcast paths, and their emergent plan for a community of podcasters focused on social change. Judithe Registre moderated a panel on using podcasting for social change at Podcast Movement …

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The Date Safe Project with Mike Domitrz 1:05:00

7y ago1:05:00

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“Consent is a mutual, amazing experience.” - Mike Domitrz Mike Domitrz is a man on a mission to dramatically improve society’s approach to healthy dating and relationships by creating a better understanding of how “consent” is obtained in intimacy to prevent sexual assaults and rape. “Are you asking the question in the first place that allows them …

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IntegrateNYC4Me with Sarah Camiscoli and Matthew Diaz 47:49

7y ago47:49

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New York City is one of the most diverse cities in the world, yet generations after Brown vs. Board of Education, many of the Big Apple’s schools remain hopelessly segregated by both race and class. “Students should be the center, because they’re the ones going through it. The DOE does not go through what students go through.” –Matthew Diaz Matthew…

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And Then, a Friend: Walking to end Breast Cancer with Priscilla Muntemba Taylor 41:12

7y ago41:12

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"They call me the African Pink Warrior. Fearless, unstoppable, resilient. That’s me.” In this final half of our conversation with Priscilla, she shares her own story with breast cancer and why she feels uncomfortable with the label “survivor.” “When [the doctor] called me, I thought, ‘Please, no, put your receptionist on the phone, I don’t want to …

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A Woman First: Walking to End Breast Cancer with Priscilla Muntemba Taylor 31:29

7y ago31:29

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"You're still gonna have those challenges, you're still gonna have to face them. So don't try to hide yourself in your friends' influence and all of that stuff. You still have that and that's great, but you have to know who you are." In this first half of our conversation with Priscilla, she introduces us to her family and life as a woman, daughter…

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A Closed Mouth Doesn’t Get Fed with Ebony Price 37:09

7y ago37:09

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“I dare myself to speak up and speak out, even if I’m nervous.” - Ebony Price This episode features a young woman who, in many ways epitomizes exactly what the Get InPowered Podcast was created for. Ebony Price is a woman who advocates for herself and families, volunteering her time in her community serving those less fortunate than herself, and da…

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Advocating for Life in Washington, D.C. with Christie Gardner 42:39

7y ago42:39

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Christie Gardner is an everyday leader and activist finding ways to ensure those in her community are supported and have access to opportunities. She keeps her hands, head, and heart in her community, helping others, organizing, informing, and encouraging the youth, women, elderly, and those most vulnerable to help them avoid the pitfalls of life i…

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Bringing Africa Online with Eric Osiakwan 46:57

7y ago46:57

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"[The mobile revolution] created wealth, it connected people, it brought people on the the grid. It also, to a very large extent, created inclusion. Now, people could talk." Eric Osiakwan is an entrepreneur and investor with 15 years of ICT industry leadership across Africa and the world. Today, he joins The Get InPowered Podcast to discuss his wor…

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Finding Our Voice: Six Months of the Get InPowered Podcast 23:16

7y ago23:16

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In this solo episode, Judithe Registre is host and guest as she discusses the first six months of the Get InPowered Podcast and the journey that brought her to launch in the first place. Lesson 1 - Develop (and love) Your Voice - You can’t improve until you listen! Lesson 2 - People who make a difference, see not just problems but opportunities in …

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Building Indonesian Youth Through Sustainable Farming with Gouri Mirpuri 52:33

7y ago52:33

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“Wherever I go, I create a little bit of trouble.” - Gouri Mirpuri Gouri Mirpuri creates just the right kind of trouble wherever she goes, and today she and Judithe are stirring some up together. As co-founder of The Learning Farm and wife of Singapore’s Ambassador to the United States, Gouri has some fantastic stories about her travels and career.…

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Giving and Acting from Anywhere with Mona Gulaid 55:49

7y ago55:49

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Judithe is joined by her long-time friend, Mona Gulaid, to discuss Mona's travels and life and her journey to mobilize support and raise awareness for the draugth/in Somalia. Mona is a Somali-born British woman currently based in Dubai. She is currently the lead on the Dubai Acts 4 campaign "Every Dirham Counts," in partnership with Emirates Red Cr…

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A Window to the World: Technology and Developing Economies with Adi Abili 37:49

7y ago37:49

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“Without internet access it’s very difficult for you to start a business... even more than a physical location, it’s having access to the internet, because that’s your access to the world.” Judithe is joined in this episode by Adi Abili, the American Regional Director of the Global Startup Ecosystem, advisory board member at SXSW and former program…

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“Something More than Marriage” for the Women of Ghana with Abenaa Akuamoa-Boateng 38:29

7y ago38:29

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“Women are more than just having husbands.” - Abenaa Abenaa Akuamoa-Boateng joins Judithe Registre in this special episode to discuss her passion for the women of Ghana as well as her work improving these women's lives and changing cultural attitudes about them. Born in Kumasi and raised in Accra, Ghana, Abenaa is the Founder and Executive Director…

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Gender Equality for Kenya with Beldina Opiyo-Omolo 35:01

7y ago35:01

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“Don’t worry, if God closes all the doors, he will open windows for you to get out!” Beldina’s mother. Beldina Opiyo-Omolo is the founder and director of Alice Visionary Foundation Project (AVFP) in Kisumu, Kenya. AVFP is a NGO with the vision of improving the quality of life of impoverished western Kenya communities through education, food securit…

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We are Refugees: The Refugee is Each of Us—The Get InPowered Podcast Recognizes Refugee Week 15:21

7y ago15:21

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“The desire that forces us to move or migrate, remains safety. Safety in terms of our physical safety but (also) safety in terms of opportunities, options, securities; the safety to dream, hope and have the opportunities to work toward our dreams and aspirations.” -Judithe Registre In this solo episode, Judithe celebrates and recognizes Refugee Wee…

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A New Day for Haiti with Karl Jean Louis 46:17

7y ago46:17

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In this episode of The Get InPowered Podcast, Judithe returns to her hometown to visit in person with Karl Jean Louis, Executive Director of OCAPH, the Observatoire Citoyen de l' Action des Pouvoirs Publics en Haiti, which works towards "less corruption, better governance, and a more open and free society" in Haiti. Karl and Judithe especially focu…

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What Would God Do If….? with Rev. Dexter Nutall 51:53

7y ago51:53

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“We consider the Church to be an institution, and it is indeed that. But I think when it’s most effective, it operates as a movement.” - Pastor Dexter Reverend Dexter Nutall joins Judithe this week to discuss the historic and future importance of the church as a stabilizing factor and institution in the lives of African Americans. They discuss some…

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Cultural Reconciliation in Papua New Guinea with Ruth J. Kissam 53:13

7y ago53:13

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“That was the thing I think I remember so much about my childhood, that feeling of belonging, not to yourself, but to a group that is bigger than yourself, bigger than your family.” - Ruth Kissam As the Director of Operations for the PNG Tribal Foundation, Ruth Kissam works to promote a culture of freedom and equality that encourages initiatives fo…

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Rethinking Toxic Masculinity with Tahir Anderson Duckett, the Founder of ReThink 49:38

7y ago49:38

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“When you’re a boy, and you get this tiny sliver of the human experience, and that’s all you’re allowed to experience, that’s not free." - Tahir Anderson Duckett Sexual violence isn't inevitable. It's the result of a culture that doesn't clearly define consent. Too often, the extraordinary rate of violence against women is the result of a failure t…

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Fostering Black Political Power Part Two with Stefanie Brown James, Co-Founder of The Collective PAC 30:09

7+ y ago30:09

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“By collectively combining our strength and saying that WE are going to choose US, we can be powerful!" - Stefanie In this episode, Judithe concludes her conversation with Stefanie Brown James, Co-Founder of The Collective PAC, discussing the fostering and reinforcement of Black political power in the United States. Stefanie shares her early affini…

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Fostering Black Political Power Part One with Stefanie Brown James, Co-Founder of The Collective PAC 32:13

7+ y ago32:13

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“I decided to attend to Howard University in DC because I thought, and still believe, that it’s the Mecca of Black education." - Stefanie In this episode, Judithe is joined by Stefanie Brown James, Co-Founder of The Collective PAC, to discuss the fostering and reinforcement of Black political power in the United States. From her education at Brown,…

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Life After Hate with Christian Picciolini (Part 2) 31:14

7+ y ago31:14

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"WE NEED TO TALK ABOUT PREVENTION, NOT JUST INTERVENTION. [...] THE PEOPLE IN POWER, WHO TYPICALLY END UP BEING WHITE MALES, TEND TO PRESCRIBE THE SOLUTIONS THEY THINK ARE BEST FOR PEOPLE. AND OFTENTIMES THOSE ARE ILL-ADVISED OR ILL-INFORMED AND CERTAINLY HAVE A CERTAIN AGENDA TO THEM." This week, we conclude our conversation with Christian Picciol…

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Life After Hate with Christian Picciolini (Part 1) 31:07

7+ y ago31:07

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"If we can find a way to amplify the good things that people are passionate about, and provide opportunity, I suspect we’ll see less extremism when people are more resilient." - Christian On the Get InPowered Podcast, we often talk about transformation and life-altering moments. Christian Picciolini is perhaps the prime example of such a transforma…

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