Rising Above Trauma to Create a Better World Through Love and Kindness
Trauma is a topic that shows up in many conversations around equity. What can feel like an abstract concept at one moment can become all too visceral the next.
Finding Courage in Difficult Times: My Experience Speaking to the Minnesota National Guard
I was overcome by a feeling of restlessness as I was driving through a small town in Wisconsin. Fear took over. My instinct told me to lock my doors and put on my sunglasses as I was approaching a stop sign, hoping to appear like a white person.
George Floyd and Moving America Forward: Reflections on Lasting Community Change
I am heartbroken by the murder of George Floyd. As a Minnesota resident, a mother, an immigrant, and a person of color, I feel compelled to address his death and the resulting fear, turmoil, and uncertainty. I left my family and country to create a home in America.
A Message during Self-Quarantine
In these turbulent times, let’s fill our hearts with love for all people. Some of our fellow Asians have been a target of blame for the Coronavirus. Please choose love. We can all use comfort and support. #chooselove Self-Care Tips for Asian Americans Dealing with Racism Amid Coronavirus We are in a place Where our
Face it: Our Audiences are Diverse
Over the past 20 years, I have engaged with many leaders of companies, governments, and other organizations. I have observed how some organizations have evolved and changed. Some modified their hiring practices to encourage a diverse pool of talents and others reshaped their marketing approaches to connect their brands to diverse audiences. Forward thinking