As the semester kicks off, the University is promoting “Transformative Conversations@Brown,” a project launched by administrators in February and sponsored by the Office of Institutional Diversity.

There are many reasons to be skeptical of conversation for conversation’s sake. One conversation does not undo hundreds of years of systematic oppression. One conversation does not eliminate privilege ...

The conversations each of us chooses to have can change the world. Or destroy it. Every word we put out into this world, each question we choose not to ask, each conversation we choose not to have, or ...

My partner and I work as executive coaches, leadership development specialists and organizational/team effectiveness consultants, and we often work with leaders who are scared to have difficult ...

Please provide your email address to receive an email when new articles are posted on . Erasing disparity in the workplace requires courageous conversations that will lead to intentional, intrusive ...

Jay Akridge, provost and executive vice president for academic affairs and diversity, is hosting a campuswide conversation about Transformative Education 2.0, one of the five Purdue’s Next Moves. The ...

Client outcome: "I felt more focused on either reading the room or being involved in the conversation than I probably would have been before." Scan your body before making critical decisions. Make ...

I believe we’re all just one conversation away from our next breakthrough. While technology has revolutionized how we learn and connect—allowing us to absorb information via Zoom or online ...

Join us at the City Club as we reflect on Victor's career at Esperanza, Inc. Join us at the City Club as we kick off the new year and reflect on Victor's career at Esperanza, Inc., his contributions ...

A groundbreaking initiative created in partnership with Millions of Conversations, Fisk University, the Frist Art Museum and Vanderbilt University and led by renowned Cuban artist Magdalena ...

(The Conversation) — In June 2022, I set off on a 10,650-mile, six-week motorcycle trip from Tennessee to Alaska and back again, carrying not too much more than my GPS and phone. The ride kick-started ...