Women everywhere are coping with adversity and creating their own path to success amidst the backdrop of difficult times. You’ll meet the most influential women leaders in Fort Worth, including Mayor Betsy Price, and they’ll share their empowering stories about leadership, creativity and personal growth.
Join the award-winning author, radio host and three-time New York Emmy-nominated documentary filmmaker, Dr. Kaye Wise Whitehead, as she connects the history of systemic racism to what is happening across the country in our cities, homes and businesses. To make real change in our organizations and industry, Dr. Whitehead will discuss how we can all play a role in becoming more culturally responsive.
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Hospitality Helping Hands volunteers sorted and packaged food donations to serve people in need.
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With simple, handwritten notes of encouragement, an AI translation program, and an indoor park, EDUCAUSE put the spotlight on inclusion at its annual conference. Here’s the inside story.
In the weeks leading up to a children’s business fair, marketing professionals at Newell Brands summit helped youngsters develop a business strategy and learn important life skills.
The organizers of the YBL — Your Best Life — conference put the spotlight on the contributions of the 50-plus demographic and imagined a world where ageism doesn’t exist.
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