107. Staying Connected to Racial Equity Work Without Spending Money
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Annie Gichuru discusses how to stay engaged in racial equity work despite financial and personal challenges.
What does it actually look like to stay engaged in racial equity work when your budget is tight, your nervous system is on overdrive and your leadership keeps requiring more of you? In this episode of REPRESENTED podcast, I'm speaking to the values-led business owner who cares about anti-racism and inclusion, who wants to keep learning and who also has bills, client work, family and a life that does not pause for the news cycle. Investing financially in racial equity education matters and I w...
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