5 Powerful Lessons for Changemakers from Diahann Carroll’s Life

I distinctly remember when the actress Diahann Carroll began starring in the sitcom “Julia” about a nurse who’s also a widowed single mom to an elementary school-aged son living in suburbia. Sounds pretty ordinary, right? But Julia was Black, it was 1968, and the Civil Rights Movement was in full bloom of progress and simultaneously receiving violent pushback.

The SumGloria FeldtOctober 7, 2019Racism, Diahann Carroll, Values, Identity, Media Comments

Think Small To Go Big

When we talk about “taking the lead,” we’re talking about doing everything we can to get women to half of the top leadership positions across the board—in government, business, media, you name it—because this is important and we know our society will be better off for it

Movement BuildingLex SchroederMay 28, 2013Ballet, Change, Dance, Leadership, Practice, Values, Women, Women and Leadership Comments

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