I recently had the privilege of watching the first public screening of The Abortion Talks a yet-to-be released documentary by Sarah Perkins and Josh Sabey, that covers the crimes of John Salvi and the story of six women, all of them leaders in the pro-life and pro-choice movements, who sought to ensure that it would never happen again.
Being both pro-choice and having a late mother who was a pro-life activist, I found the division and paradox explored in this film to be deeply familiar.
Join host Martha Williams as she talks with Dr. Baz Dreisinger, author, activist, professor at John Jay College, and founder of Incarceration Nations Network, about the role of prison in serving justice and the greater society.
We founded Culture Shift Agency with the intention of helping individuals and companies scale their ideas and businesses to have a BIGGER impact in the world. But now we're faced with a virus scaled to global pandemic proportions that’s having a HUGE impact on us. There’s very little that’s not being affected. From our work lives to our families to almost every waking moment we're being asked, forced, mandated to adapt.
Culture is in constant flux and it often moves so slowly that we don’t even bother looking up from our daily lives to really take notice. It’s often not until viewed through the rearview window of yesterday that we see the degree to which some culture-shifting force (person, event, invention, technology, etc.) has affected us.
Sean Harvey, Chief Compassion Officer at Symponia, Inc., and former head of Personal Transformation and Wellbeing at EILEEN FISHER, shares his healing journey to become an integrated man through the power of feminine leadership and what he thinks will help heal the gender divide in corporate America.
Susan Coleman is a conflict resolution facilitator and the creator of The Peacebuilding Podcast. Susan considers herself a “process activist” and says if we want a more peaceful world, we need to learn new ways of relating and create better containers for communication.
