Jennifer Sarrett public
[search 0]
Download the App!
show episodes
 
Artwork

1
Hindsight

Jennifer Sarrett & Akil Sanders

Unsubscribe
Unsubscribe
Monthly+
 
A podcast about unknown history and current day injustices. Hosted by Akil Sanders and Dr. Jennifer Sarrett. Each week, we share unknown or misrepresented events in history that shape today’s diversity, equity, and inclusion issues.
  continue reading
 
Are you an advocate for DEI in your organization? Have you navigated the complexities of fostering an inclusive culture? We want to hear from you! "Inclusive Leader Spotlight" is always looking for guests who can share their journey, challenges, and insights with our audience. At Inclusive Leader Spotlight we're not just talking about diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) — we're celebrating the leaders who breathe life into these values. Our podcast is a beacon for those who are not only a ...
  continue reading
 
Loading …
show series
 
Your host, Juan Taveras, talks with the Founder and principal EDI Practitioner of Intersectional Group, Zhou Fang. Zhou is a trailblazer in the EDI space, leading the Intersectional Group with a focus on integrating EDI into strategic planning rather than treating it as a standalone initiative. Her approach is rooted in intersectionality, a framewo…
  continue reading
 
Your host, Juan Taveras, talks with the Gay Leadership Dude, Owner, and Principal of TopDog Learning Group, Dr. Steve Yacovelli. Steve emphasizes the importance of being consciously inclusive, which involves actively working to create a sense of belonging for all individuals within an organization. This approach goes beyond simply acknowledging div…
  continue reading
 
Your host, Juan Taveras, talks with the CEO of The Johnson Leadership Group, Kevin Wayne Johnson. Kevin Wayne Johnson's journey began in Richmond, Virginia, where he grew up as the son of a US Marine and a federal government employee. His career path took him from the Richmond public schools to Virginia Commonwealth University, where he majored in …
  continue reading
 
Your host, Juan Taveras, talks with the Co-Founders and Co-CEOs of cosyn, Joana Dos Santos and Eric Rodríguez. Joana and Eric emphasize the importance of co-creation in their approach to DEI and change management. Co-creation involves actively involving all stakeholders in the decision-making process, ensuring that diverse perspectives are consider…
  continue reading
 
Your host, Juan Taveras, talks with the CEO of Potential Unleashed Consulting, Jahmad Canley. Jahmad's consulting firm, Potential Unleashed Consulting, is dedicated to helping organizations create inclusive cultures of belonging. The name "Potential Unleashed" reflects Jahmad's passion for enabling people and organizations to reach their full poten…
  continue reading
 
Your host, Juan Taveras, talks with the CEO of Safe Haven Dialogues, Dr. Frank Douglas. Frank emphasized that the challenges in DEI work often stem from a reluctance to embrace demographic changes and a misunderstanding of the potential for growth and innovation through diversity. He highlights the need for organizations to understand and address t…
  continue reading
 
Your host, Juan Taveras, talks with the Assistant Dean for Library DEI Initiatives and Development (Full Librarian) at Chapman University and the Host of the TV Show “Salon Essraa: The TV Show Telling Inspiring Stories One Egyptian Expat at a Time, Essraa Nawar. Essraa's journey is a testament to the power of embracing diversity and fostering inclu…
  continue reading
 
Your host, Juan Taveras, talks with the Diversity Trust Builder of Diversity in Action Global Movement, Drocella Mugorewera. Drocella's story is one of remarkable transformation. As a refugee from Rwanda, she faced the daunting challenge of fitting into a new culture. Yet, she turned these trials into an asset for companies, creating the Diversity …
  continue reading
 
Your host, Juan Taveras, talks with the Founder and Director of Disruptive Inclusion, Dr. Jennifer Sarrett. Jennifer believes that inequity can be eradicated by recognizing our shared humanity. With over a decade of research and study, she has delved into the histories and perspectives of diverse groups, focusing on leveraging privilege and perspec…
  continue reading
 
Your host, Juan Taveras, talks with the Owner and Lead Facilitator of Real Talk & Brave Spaces, Camille Leak. Camille Leake is not your average DEI practitioner. She's a truth teller, a storyteller, and a trauma-informed facilitator passionate about helping individuals and organizations have transformative realizations. Her tagline, "Let's get comf…
  continue reading
 
Your host, Juan Taveras, talks with the Founder and Consultant of Scholar Consulting, Dr. Brent Scholar. Dr. Scholar began by emphasizing the undeniable importance of personal and team development in crafting effective organizations. He shared that the key to a strong company and society lies in creating workspaces that are both diverse and inclusi…
  continue reading
 
Your host, Juan Taveras, talks with the Author, Mentor, and Speaker of Latinas in Corporate, Myriam Del Angel. One of the key themes Myriam touched upon was the critical role of Employee Resource Groups (ERGs) and Business Resource Groups (BRGs) in fostering a culture of inclusion. As the executive sponsor for the Latino BRG at Randstad and a contr…
  continue reading
 
Your host, Juan Taveras, talks with the Owner and Executive Coach of Apoyo Coaching and Consulting, Dr. Joel Pérez. Joel's story is as inspiring as his mission. As a first-generation college graduate and the son of Mexican immigrants, his personal experiences have deeply influenced his commitment to supporting leaders from minority communities. His…
  continue reading
 
Your host, Juan Taveras, talks with Co-Founder and Principal of Orange Grove Consulting, Jodi Detjen. Jodi's professional journey is as inspiring as it is instructive. She transitioned from a career in computer programming to academia and research, driven by a passion for organizational development and change management. Alongside her business part…
  continue reading
 
Today, Jen talks about the inclusion of homosexuality in the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders (DSM) and how gay rights activists got it (eventually) removed. We talk about Dr. John H. Fryer, who participated on a panel about homosexuality and psychiatry as Dr. Henry Anonymous, complete with mask and voice distorter to protect h…
  continue reading
 
Your host, Juan Taveras, talks with the Certified Diversity Executive, DEI Coach, and Founder of Amplify DEI, Vivian Acquah. Vivian's journey into the world of DEI consulting is both personal and profound. As a black woman standing six foot one with vibrant hair and a headscarf honoring her Ghanaian roots, Vivian embodies her message of living "lou…
  continue reading
 
Your host, Juan Taveras, talks with the CEO and Executive and Leadership Coach, Deb Crowe. Deb shared her passion for coaching leaders across various levels, emphasizing the importance of leading an authentic life. As a team facilitator and educator, she is committed to giving back by teaching senior leadership classes. Deb is working on her second…
  continue reading
 
Your host, Juan Taveras, talks with the Principal of Magnificent Differences Consulting, Lakia Elam. Lakia brings over two decades of expertise in diversity, equity, inclusion (DEI), hiring, and culture building. Her dedication to fostering workplace environments where diversity is not just present but celebrated is truly inspiring. Lakia's passion…
  continue reading
 
Your host, Juan Taveras, talks with the Human-Centered Consultant, Inclusion, Diversity, and Representation Strategist, and Change Agent, Dr. Jen O'Ryan. Jen is not just an organizational strategist, author, speaker, and change agent; she's a visionary who sees the transformative power of human-focused change. Her mission aims to help organizations…
  continue reading
 
In this episode, we continue to discuss the history of policing. Last time we talked about the start of policing in America and this episodes covers the mid-20th century. This is the era when policing became more embedded in communities. The War on Poverty, War on Crime, and War on Drugs all led to increase surveillance of some communities and many…
  continue reading
 
Your host, Juan Taveras, talks with the Founder of Visionary Development Consulting, Sharitta Marshall. Sharitta doesn't just talk about change; she embodies it. As the daughter, granddaughter, and great-granddaughter of pioneering Black women, Sharitta carries the torch of her foremothers, striving to create a world where everyone, especially thos…
  continue reading
 
In the inaugural episode of the Inclusive Leader Spotlight podcast, Josh Elledge of UpMyInfluence interviews the creator and host of the show, Juan Taveras. Juan shares his vision for the podcast, which aims to connect HR and DEI leaders through interviews and discussions on diversity, equity, and inclusion. He also talks about DEI Pro Finder's rol…
  continue reading
 
In this episode, Jen talks about how formal policing started in the US, from slave patrols to northern union busting units. Turns out, talking about the history of policing - even if you are only focusing on colonial times and the mid 20th century! So, come along on a journey of Puritanical justice, the original purpose of Georgia, and how police b…
  continue reading
 
WARNING: We do sing in this episodeThis time, Akil talks about the making and impact of We Are The World, the hit 1985 song featuring a bunch of celebrities of the time. The aim was to raise money and awareness for hunger in Africa, and it did! Along the way, as usual, we talk about a lot of other things, including an amazing story from Akil's chil…
  continue reading
 
Inspired by the multiple Oscars Oppenheimer was nominated for, Jen tells Akil about how the creation of the lab in Los Alamos involved displacing homesteaders in a quick and, sometimes, violent manner. The story of Project Manhattan that the film didn't tell you. As we learn about this untold history, we find ourselves discussing conspiracy theorie…
  continue reading
 
In today's episode, Jen tells Akil the story of Junius Wilson, a deaf Black man born in Jim Crow south who was unfairly and unnecessarily institutionalized/incarcerated his entire life. We discuss how racism and ableism - on the part of individuals and systems - combined to create this unjust situation. We also are new to podcasting so the first ha…
  continue reading
 
Loading …

Quick Reference Guide