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Conscious Catalysts Ep 3: Amanda and Erica
Amanda lives ‘in the grey’, at the intersections of her Māori and Pākehā identities. While she sees the beauty of both, it can also be paralysing. Erica is Chinese, a woman and neurodivergent. She shares how moving to post-quake Ōtautahi Christchurch created a non-linear pathway for her to be reborn. We talk about spirit animals, how we all grapple with multiple identities, the two sides of intersectionality and believing in and leveraging our superpowers to provoke systems change together.
Conscious Catalysts is a series of kōrero to share stories of people who are living and learning intentionally so that they might provoke and catalyse systems change. The series shares the lived experiences of LinC’s Te Whāriki team members, intersectional leaders exploring and activating the intersections of their identity to provoke systems change. It has been developed as a collaboration between Leadership Lab’s Rourou project, Te Whāriki project and PlainsFM.
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By Leadership LabAmanda lives ‘in the grey’, at the intersections of her Māori and Pākehā identities. While she sees the beauty of both, it can also be paralysing. Erica is Chinese, a woman and neurodivergent. She shares how moving to post-quake Ōtautahi Christchurch created a non-linear pathway for her to be reborn. We talk about spirit animals, how we all grapple with multiple identities, the two sides of intersectionality and believing in and leveraging our superpowers to provoke systems change together.
Conscious Catalysts is a series of kōrero to share stories of people who are living and learning intentionally so that they might provoke and catalyse systems change. The series shares the lived experiences of LinC’s Te Whāriki team members, intersectional leaders exploring and activating the intersections of their identity to provoke systems change. It has been developed as a collaboration between Leadership Lab’s Rourou project, Te Whāriki project and PlainsFM.