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Intentional Conversations with Kellina Powell | Season 5 - Episode 1
Welcome to Season 5 of Intentional Conversations, the place where we have discussions that inspire inclusive cultures, belonging and excellence! Led by award-winning author, speaker and practitioner, Dr. Nika White and team.
We're so grateful you're here. Let the conversation begin!
For Episode 1 of Season 5, we welcomed Kellina Powell, and WOW! Kellina is deaf and an advocate/coach/mentor, mainly for the deaf community.
BIG TAKEAWAY FROM KELLINA: Do not be afraid to come out of your comfort zone, you have one life to live.
So, grab your headphones 🎧, press play, and let the conversation begin!
** Be sure to SUBSCRIBE to our channel because we're all about keeping the great conversations flowing. **
KEY TAKEAWAYS FROM KELLINA:
- She chose to go into coaching, teaching, and writing because she wanted to let deaf people know they are not alone in the world.
- Deaf people need paper and pen.
- I noticed when people do a workshop, they will use someone who is not disabled, be mindful to bring the right people and the right topics.
- Build a good networking space
- Be cautious with your surroundings.
- Be sure emergency indicators flash or have some type of visual / or accountability partner
- Build a relationship with someone who has a disability.
- Best way to ask companies is to say “Please educate me.”
- Policy review needs to be consistent.
What do you never again want people to say, think or do regarding deaf people?
- 1 - Replace the term "Hearing impairment" with "hard of hearing" or "deaf". It is ok to say "deaf".
- 2 - When speaking with someone, be sure your face is forward so they can read your lips.
- 3 - If you’re wearing masks, find the clear masks or take off your mask.
- 4 - Do not shout, talk softly.
- 5 - Don’t rephrase what you’ve said, just repeat it. It’s not an understanding issue, its a hearing issue.
CONNECT WITH KELLINA:
On Instagram | FB | LinkedIn
On Youtube
Visit her website
Get her book "Everday I Am Just Deaf"
LET'S STAY CONNECTED:
- Follow NWC: LinkedIn, Facebook, Instagram, X
- Subscribe: NWC YouTube Channel (New videos weekly!)
- Explore: NWC Website
- Inclusion Uncomplicated Dr. White's latest book (Hard copy & NEW Paperback version available)
- Join: Weekly Newsletter
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By Nika White ConsultingWelcome to Season 5 of Intentional Conversations, the place where we have discussions that inspire inclusive cultures, belonging and excellence! Led by award-winning author, speaker and practitioner, Dr. Nika White and team.
We're so grateful you're here. Let the conversation begin!
For Episode 1 of Season 5, we welcomed Kellina Powell, and WOW! Kellina is deaf and an advocate/coach/mentor, mainly for the deaf community.
BIG TAKEAWAY FROM KELLINA: Do not be afraid to come out of your comfort zone, you have one life to live.
So, grab your headphones 🎧, press play, and let the conversation begin!
** Be sure to SUBSCRIBE to our channel because we're all about keeping the great conversations flowing. **
KEY TAKEAWAYS FROM KELLINA:
- She chose to go into coaching, teaching, and writing because she wanted to let deaf people know they are not alone in the world.
- Deaf people need paper and pen.
- I noticed when people do a workshop, they will use someone who is not disabled, be mindful to bring the right people and the right topics.
- Build a good networking space
- Be cautious with your surroundings.
- Be sure emergency indicators flash or have some type of visual / or accountability partner
- Build a relationship with someone who has a disability.
- Best way to ask companies is to say “Please educate me.”
- Policy review needs to be consistent.
What do you never again want people to say, think or do regarding deaf people?
- 1 - Replace the term "Hearing impairment" with "hard of hearing" or "deaf". It is ok to say "deaf".
- 2 - When speaking with someone, be sure your face is forward so they can read your lips.
- 3 - If you’re wearing masks, find the clear masks or take off your mask.
- 4 - Do not shout, talk softly.
- 5 - Don’t rephrase what you’ve said, just repeat it. It’s not an understanding issue, its a hearing issue.
CONNECT WITH KELLINA:
On Instagram | FB | LinkedIn
On Youtube
Visit her website
Get her book "Everday I Am Just Deaf"
LET'S STAY CONNECTED:
- Follow NWC: LinkedIn, Facebook, Instagram, X
- Subscribe: NWC YouTube Channel (New videos weekly!)
- Explore: NWC Website
- Inclusion Uncomplicated Dr. White's latest book (Hard copy & NEW Paperback version available)
- Join: Weekly Newsletter