# Cyndi Suarez

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Shanelle Matthews - Movement for Black Lives, RadComms, The New School

Shanelle Matthews partners with social justice activists, organizations, and campaigns to inspire action and to build narrative power. She is the communications director for M4BL, the founder of the Radical Communicators Network (Radcomms), faculty at Thew New School, and co-author of Framing New W…

Improv, Jazz, and the Sensemaking Organization

Sense & Signal Podcast: Improv, Jazz, and the Sensemaking Organization Jodah and Dan discuss Karl E. Weick’s concept of sensemaking organizations and how they function like jazz ensembles, nimbly addressing complex situations through improvisation. They discuss why the conversation of sensemaking…

5.03: Outside Conversations with Cyndi Suarez

Tuesday and Tim are joined by friend, author and president and editor in chief of Nonprofit Quarterly, Cyndi Suarez, where they talk about her work in shifting the discourse in nonprofits toward many things: innovation, racial justice, and edge leadership. Cyndi is breaking new ground in how the se…

5.05: Outside Tues + Tim

Join Tuesday and Tim as they reflect on their "Authors Series" - interviews with writers Zaid Hassan, Cyndi Suarez and Richard Beard - who are each trying to change the world in wildly different ways. In this episode, they explore what provoked them and the various different angles each of these "b…

F. Javier Torres-Campos: Dreaming of Building a Love Economy

Welcome to Dreaming in Color, a show hosted by Darren Isom, a partner with The Bridgespan Group, that provides a space for social change leaders of color to reflect on how their life experiences, personal and professional, have prepared them to lead and drive the impact we all seek.  In this episod…

Building a More Equitable Future with Minal Bopaiah - EP 15

How would the professional world change if it were truly equitable? And what would this mean for women-identifying people, specifically? In this episode, Alida talks with Minal Bopaiah, the founder of a groundbreaking DEI-focused design and strategy firm and the author of Equity: How to Design Orga…

Friday, August 31st: Jeff Holeman, Glen Dunzweiler, Cyndi Suarez

Jeff Holeman, former public relations specialist for Entergy, recalls Hurricane Gustav as we approach the tenth anniversary of the worst hurricane to hit Baton Rouge. The September 1, 2008 storm packed wind gusts exceeding 90 miles per hour in the Capital region. Documentary maker Glen Dunzweiler …

S 5 Episode 3- Designing Power for Social Change: Moving from Struggle to Flow

Leaders in nonprofits and social movements often feel stuck—overwhelmed by complex systems, limited resources, and constant struggle. In this episode, hosts Tania Hino and Peter Bloch Garcia explore how leaders can move from struggle to flow, designing organizations and networks that make power wor…

It's All about Power

When I talk about taking an off-ramp -- from a group, a relationship, an ideology, a way of living, a way of doing anything -- I'm really talking about retrieving yourself and retrieving your power. In this time of end-stage capitalism, an out of control attention economy, and the burden of multipl…

The Secret Heart of Violence

There is a secret heart inside violence, but most of us are taught to avoid violence, which means that we don't tend to learn much about it. In this episode, I explore the conditions that create healthy forms of violence and the conditions that make violence frakked up and a losing game for everyon…