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Velma Morgan, a distinguished educator, policy-maker, and chair of Operation Black Vote Canada, is a treasure trove of insights from years of advocating for gender and cultural representation in government. She offers a unique perspective on the critical role of intentional efforts in facilitating inclusion for the black community in government spaces.
Velma's noteworthy journey extends beyond policy-making. She shares her exhilarating experiences, from creating pavilions for Latin American and Caribbean countries to receiving prestigious awards like the Municipal World Award and the Bob Marley Humanitarian Award. Her unwavering commitment to community empowerment shines through as she discusses her work with the 1834 Initiative and a sports plan that includes women. Listen in, and you'll not only be informed but also inspired to make a tangible impact within your communities.
Today’s masterclass, we’re tackling a familiar problem – being a lousy boss. Today, we’re getting real about why your organization might be falling short – it’s likely you’re not doing […]
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