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Podcast Episode #128: "Creating Our Next Gen of Global Leaders" - an Interview with Monica Nyiraguhabwa

global impact mentor Apr 04, 2023

Creating Our Next Gen of Global Leaders

In case you missed my LIVE interview with the remarkable Monica Nyiraguhabwa (Executive Director at Girl Up Initiative Uganda), here are a few of the wisdom gems she shared:

00:02:05 - The mentorship I received as a girl has shaped what I’ve become
00:03:13 - Igniting change for girls in Uganda and beyond
00:06:32 - Deepening impact and working with communities to address issues
00:09:45 - The importance of impacting accurate information for adolescents
00:12:40 - Empowering adolescent girls and shifting mindsets in Uganda
00:15:49 - Supporting girls’ Education in Uganda
00:18:28 - Visit www.girlupuganda.org

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Download a transcript of Sheryl's interview with Monica Nyiraguhabwa.

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Podcast Episode #38: "The Local and Global Impact of Equality in the Workplace" - An Interview with Dr. Kellie McElhaney

gender equality global impact Jan 08, 2020

The Local and Global Impact of Equality in the Workplace

Equality in the workplace reaches far beyond a paycheck, and there is a massive upside for everyone if we can start to aggressively close the gap, sooner rather than later. Watch my interview with distinguished professor at the UC Berkeley Haas School of Business and founder of the Center for Equity, Gender and Leadership, Dr. Kellie McElhaney as we discuss this important topic.

Here Are a Couple of the Main Take-Aways and Action Items:

Next level equity in the workplace will require next level courage for members of dominant groups.
There is not a level playing field for all women in the workplace, so 'gender equity' is incomplete and inaccurate.
One thing that can be done is for members of dominant groups to actively seek out members from non-dominant groups and ask what they need and listen.
Members of non-dominant groups can continue to ask for help to articulate what they need.

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