Ep. 79 - Entrepreneuring While B(IPOC)lack with Grace Yung Foster

Highly Visible & A Little Misunderstood

Dive into an insightful conversation about racial identity, bridging the opportunity gap, entrepreneurship among BIPOC, and the issues and initiatives concerning foster care alumni and transracial adoptees. Listen to our host, Jonathan Dumas share personal experiences and learn about Grace Yung Foster's groundbreaking project, the Inclusion Initiative. This podcast episode deeply explores the nuances of living between cultures, struggling for equity, and the importance of lived experiences in shaping one's path.

Resources for the Show

Connect with Grace:

Website: https://theinclusioninitiative.com/

LinkedIn: Grace Yung Foster

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Sources for Highly Visible Story of the Week:

• AP - Detroit on track to record fewest homicides since 1966, officials say
• Detroit (WXYZ) - City of Detroit on track to see fewest number of homicides in nearly 60 years
• The Detroit News - Detroit on pace for fewest homicides since 1966; officials credit this program
• 6 Community Partners selected for neighborhood Community Violence Initiative contracts

Community Orgs:

• Detroit Peoples Community
• Detroit 300
• New Era Community Connection
• Wayne Metropolitan Community Action Agency, Denby Neighborhood Alliance, and Camp Restore
• Detroit Friends and Family
• FORCE Detroit
• The Cave of Adullam Transformation Academy (CATTA)

Production & Contact Details:

Produced & Edited: Jonathan Dumas (@highlyvisiblepod)

Production help: Lindsay Dumas

Marketing and Production Intern: Reggie Hall

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