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“It is hard to try to fit in, and those molds can break you sometimes. So instead of allowing a mold to break you, why don't we break them ourselves?” - Mariana Peña Mariana Peña is a learning designer for, as she likes to call them, revolutionary experts who want to change their industries and the…
“I want to grow up to be someone who makes sure that we are always creating that level playing field for everyone to thrive.” - Edmund Asiedu Edmund Asiedu (he/him/his) is a black man originally from Ghana, West Africa, now living in the United States. Edmund's primary focus is on promoting indepen…
“From a  very young age, I learned to be an observationist. I didn't have the opportunity to go and play football with friends at school. I was an observer of the sport. So naturally, I've developed the aptitude, skills and abilities to be an observer.”” - Toby Mildon Toby Mildon is an ambitious co…
“You can't go any deeper with your clients than you can go within yourself. And if you can't go that deep, you're going to stay in one space.” - Amri B. Johnson Amri B. Johnson is a seasoned DEI practitioner and organizational culture advocate, CEO & Founder of Inclusion Wins. He is a husband, …
“I'm doing something for the community, giving back in a way. Having a place where people could feel heard and connect, because there's so much isolation in this work that it's hard to actually make those connections.” - Sarah Cordivano In this episode, we sit down with Sarah Cordivano, DEI author,…
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