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Jennifer Brown is a leading diversity and inclusion expert, dynamic keynote speaker, best-selling author, award-winning entrepreneur and host of The Will To Change podcast, which uncovers true stories of diversity and inclusion. As the founder, president and CEO of Jennifer Brown Consulting, Jennifer’s workplace strategies have been employed by some of the world’s top Fortune 500 companies and nonprofits—including Walmart, Microsoft, Starbucks, Toyota Financial Services, T-Mobile, and many others— to help employees bring their full selves to work and feel Welcomed, Valued, Respected and Heard℠.

Jennifer’s work in talent management, human capital and intersectional theory redefined the boundaries of talent potential and company culture. Her best-selling book Inclusion: Diversity, the New Workplace & the Will to Change creates the case for leaders to embrace the opportunity that diversity represents, for their own growth and for the success of their organizations.

As a successful LGBT entrepreneur, Jennifer has been featured in media such as The New York Times, Bloomberg Businessweek, Forbes, Fortune, Inc., The Wall Street Journal, Harvard Business Review, CBS, Fox News and many more. Make sure to get a copy of Jennifer's newest book How to Be an Inclusive Leader. Your Role in Creating Cultures of Belonging Where Everyone Can Thrive.

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Madam Noire: Activism as a career? Yes, you can!

Nonprofit AF: All right, we need to talk about nonprofit salaries

ICNC: Overcoming Mental Health Challenges as Movement Leaders and Activists

The Conversation: The Demographics of the #resistance

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Why People of Color Need Spaces Without White People

What's up with POC-only spaces and refusing to educate White people

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Scholarships

Stonewall Foundation Scholarship (open to the undocumented/asylum seeking LGBTQ community)

CUNY Scholarships

Jaime Lucero Lehman College CUNY BECAS Scholarship

DREAM USA 

New York Youth Leadership Council

Jack Kent Scholarship

NYIC Dream Fellowship (NY residents)

Myundocumentedlife.org 

General Resources

Hispanic Federation 

United We Dream

Good Call NYC

NASPA

Informed Immigrant

National Immigration Law Center

Mexican Institute at Lehman College

Mixteca

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HR Millennials: Dealing With An Introvert- Debs Corner

Think You Know Millennials? Think Again, Deloitte Study Says- Cision PR Newswire

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Karim Abouelnaga is the founder & CEO of Practice Makes Perfect (PMP), a Benefit Corporation that partners with K-12 schools to deliver high quality, academic summer programs. He received over a quarter million dollars in scholarships to make his education possible. Karim founded PMP at 18. He is an author and writes for Entrepreneur, Forbes, and Linkedin. Karim is a TED Fellow and Echoing Green Fellow. At 23, he was named to Forbes’ 30 under 30 list in Education, and at 24 was named to Magic Johnson’s 32 under 32 list. In 2016, he was ranked in the top 3 most powerful young entrepreneurs under 25 in the world by Richtopia. Karim is the author of Breaking Through: From Rough to Ready. He graduated from Cornell University’s School of Hotel Administration and is currently working on a Master’s in Education Policy at Columbia University.

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