How to Integrate Somatic Awareness into Your DEI Work

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In this episode Natasha is joined by Latise Hairston, Founder & Chief Impact Officer at Hope Consulting

Latise has worked conscientiously to deliver innovative and creative data-based solutions to implement effective change management and excellence in culture transformation throughout her career. She holds
a Doctor of Philosophy from Niagara University and a Master of Science in Counseling, and a Master of Science in Creativity and Change Leadership, combined with numerous certifications. Latise is the founder of Hope Consulting and a champion of diversity, equity, and inclusion leadership.

Episode Highlights:

  • What does DEI mean for people of colour and underrepresented groups

  • Strategies for achieving meaningful change in DEI despite ongoing pain and harm

  • Is the harm caused by organizations greater than the good they do?

  • How to Integrate Somatic Awareness into Your DEI Work

  • How to Identify and Tackle the Most Important Task First

  • Advice for individuals who aspire to advocate for Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI)

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