Virtual Event Series: Leading Through Disruption
Learn with former Mayor Betsy Hodges (Minneapolis, Minnesota) and her Leading Through Disruption series. Tulane…
My approach is distinct in three key ways: In other words, I don’t blame people for being raised white. I get it. No matter the audience, whether multi-racial or white affinity, I am unsparing about the negative impacts of white people’s racial conditioning and behaviors on people while unwavering in my belief in the fundamental humanity of white people themselves. I offer consulting, workshops, coaching, and strategies that help white people show up more genuinely to reach your organization’s racial equity goals—and therefore all your goals. I work with clients to create a tailored plan to meet organizational needs for boards, leadership, staff, clients, and members. For majority-white organizations, I support clarity in your mission and goals, how to align your racial equity work with those goals, and support for your teams to embrace the changes that will make the biggest difference to your mission. For multi-racial organizations, I support leaders to fine-tune policies and processes to maximize the potential of all of the people on your teams and fully enroll them in your mission. If you want to try it, the process is easy. It’s three steps that I call Assess, Address, and Progress: I talk with you and others in your organization, without judgment, to identify key assets and challenges; I lay out a plan based on a framework I have honed in over thirty years of experience; and I work with you to implement that plan and get the results you want. Schedule an appointment now to get started! Instead of stalling every time you try to create momentum and the low morale that follows, instead of sacrificing access to the full genius true racial diversity offers, you’ll have the ingredients you need for real success. You’ll be a competitive workplace for talent, you’ll meet your goals, and you can focus on true impact because internally you have all you need. People and organizations come to me because they understand that racial equity is good for their mission: it supports them to reach their goals more quickly and powerfully. Everyone wants to attract the best talent and give the best service to employees, customers, clients, and constituents. But even with all the DEI specialists and anti-racism workshops and Employee Resource Groups we have now, the needle isn’t moving fast enough to make a difference in outcomes for their organization’s bottom line. I’ve been there. I know what it’s like to want to take your organization to the next level and feel stymied by the racial dynamics that hold back progress. As Mayor, Council Member, and consultant I have over thirty years of experience working on issues of race with white people and people of color as an academic, non-profit leader, elected official, and consultant. Through that work I’ve developed a framework that is designed to invite white people into the work of racial equity in ways they haven’t experienced before. I have applied these ideas to my own work and I’ve successfully advised thousands of people about how to move racial equity work forward themselves. I support white people to move from caring about racial disparities to acting to address them. I can see the heart of the challenges you’re facing and provide fresh solutions that really work for white people and for people of color. As a result, I support leaders to move their organizations to higher productivity, greater efficiency, and increased morale. I also share my experience, strength, and hope from decades of experience as an academic, elected official, and person in recovery. These include: My offerings include advising, consulting, workshop facilitation, and coaching in the following areas: Learn with former Mayor Betsy Hodges (Minneapolis, Minnesota) and her Leading Through Disruption series. Tulane… Minneapolis’s former mayor says they weren’t enough, but they were essential. “I would not call… When the 117th Congress was sworn in on Jan. 3, America had lost 352,000 souls to… In our final episode of White Picket Fence, Julie takes on the potential power —… As national support for police reform and racial equality grows, the value of listening to… In the interview, former mayor of Minneapolis Betsy Hodges joins Mike to talk about her… Former mayor of Minneapolis Betsy Hodges comes on to talk about how the Rodney King… Democrats have largely led big and midsize cities for much of the past half-century. Yet… Dave’s guest is Betsy Hodges, an activist, writer, teacher and former politician – most notably as… Twenty-seven years ago, on the night of April 29, 1992, my life changed forever. Before… On the Magnum, Dan chats with Mayor Betsy Hodges of Minneapolis about being on the…
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