"I Have A Voice"
08/05/20 • 66 min
In this episode as our final session of the first learning series related to race and inclusion, we engaged in a great conversation where we had members from our Bowtie Community come to the panel to share their voice, reflections of previous topics, questions, and most important action they are taking in their lives around building a more diverse and inclusive world. Check out this conversation, several powerful and vulnerable moments shared by our all star panel.
Many thanks to our panelists: Melody St. John of Hollywood, CA -Immediate Past District Governor of District 5280, Ofek Nuriel of Nahariya, Israel- RIQ Zone Coordinator & Founder of Hear My Story Project , Dr. Lia Uribe of Fayetteville, AR- Associate Dept. Chair & Professor of Music, University of Arkansas, Sydney Schilling of Portland, OR- Director, Big West Rotaract Board, and Amy Sylla of Toronto, ON, CN- Digital Marketing Specialist & Founder of @brownsugartalkbyamyt
To learn more about the Bowtie Conversation community, please subscribe to the channel or check out https://www.bowtieleadership.com/audio-resources
Connect with Host Dr. "Bowtie" Todd: https://www.instagram.com/dr.bowtietodd/?hl=en
In this episode as our final session of the first learning series related to race and inclusion, we engaged in a great conversation where we had members from our Bowtie Community come to the panel to share their voice, reflections of previous topics, questions, and most important action they are taking in their lives around building a more diverse and inclusive world. Check out this conversation, several powerful and vulnerable moments shared by our all star panel.
Many thanks to our panelists: Melody St. John of Hollywood, CA -Immediate Past District Governor of District 5280, Ofek Nuriel of Nahariya, Israel- RIQ Zone Coordinator & Founder of Hear My Story Project , Dr. Lia Uribe of Fayetteville, AR- Associate Dept. Chair & Professor of Music, University of Arkansas, Sydney Schilling of Portland, OR- Director, Big West Rotaract Board, and Amy Sylla of Toronto, ON, CN- Digital Marketing Specialist & Founder of @brownsugartalkbyamyt
To learn more about the Bowtie Conversation community, please subscribe to the channel or check out https://www.bowtieleadership.com/audio-resources
Connect with Host Dr. "Bowtie" Todd: https://www.instagram.com/dr.bowtietodd/?hl=en
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While COVID-19 has affected individuals of all ages, genders and races, the virus and strive for inclusion continues to be a concern for our more vulnerable communities: seniors, individuals experiencing homelessness, people of color and low-income households. As we strive for inclusion today and beyond COVID-19, we must be sure to include ALL. Join us for a community conversation with national leaders from civic rights organizations, indigenous community, LGBTQ, Faith, Disabilities, and more about this important topic.
Many thanks to our panelists: David Newman, Senior Counsel at Pitblado Law , Rev. Dr. Denise , CEO of JustTalk, Michele Clopper, Director of Disability Resources at Harvard University, and Ray B. Shakelford, Nation Urban League Young Professionals President
To learn more about the Bowtie Conversation community, please subscribe to the channel or check out https://www.bowtieleadership.com/audio-resources
Connect with Host Dr. "Bowtie" Todd: https://www.instagram.com/dr.bowtietodd/?hl=en
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