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Does this sound familiar? You've been told to avoid discussing power, privilege, and oppression in the workplace, believing it will disrupt harmony and productivity. But by keeping silent, you're feeling the pain of unaddressed dynamics and the perpetuation of inequality. It's time to challenge the ineffective approach and embrace open dialogue to uncover the subtle practices that hinder progress. Join us as we navigate through uncomfortable conversations, cultivate safe spaces, and gain the skills to break down power dynamics in the workplace.
In this episode, you will be able to:
Meet Kendrick Dial
Kendrick is a multi-talented individual with a passion for combining mental health, social justice, and the arts to create meaningful change. Kendrick, an alumnus of University of Southern California and a BA holder in Africana Studies in Psychology and an MSW holder, brings a wealth of experience, which also includes his time served in the US Navy as a radar technician and a substance abuse counselor. He also works as a Practice Coach at the Academy for Professional Excellence. Kendrick isn't just any professional, he's a creative coach for his business, Creative Engagement and a frontman, songwriter, and producer for the award-winning band The Lyrical Groove - showcasing his diverse talent.
One of My FAV Moments: The Need for Conversations on Power, Privilege, and Oppression
In our discussion, we highlight the significance of these discussions in professional settings. We note that organizations must face the discomfort caused by these conversations and engage in them regardless. Both of us share the belief that these discussions can help people recognize the impact of power dynamics on decision-making and organizational culture. More importantly, it is encouraged that we all regularly practice leaning into discomfort, asking questions, and confronting personal biases as potential pathways for meaningful change.
Share this episode with people so they can learn with you- use it as a discussion tool with groups, teams, supervisors, and your network. Don't forget to like, subscribe, and follow us across our platforms!
To get in touch with Kendrick, you can contact him here:
FREE RESOURCES & TOOLS TO DEEPEN YOUR WORK:
BUY BIAS-CONSCIOUS LEADERSHIP:
https://www.livingunapologetically.com/bias-conscious-leadership
Thanks for listening!
By Living UnapologeticallyDoes this sound familiar? You've been told to avoid discussing power, privilege, and oppression in the workplace, believing it will disrupt harmony and productivity. But by keeping silent, you're feeling the pain of unaddressed dynamics and the perpetuation of inequality. It's time to challenge the ineffective approach and embrace open dialogue to uncover the subtle practices that hinder progress. Join us as we navigate through uncomfortable conversations, cultivate safe spaces, and gain the skills to break down power dynamics in the workplace.
In this episode, you will be able to:
Meet Kendrick Dial
Kendrick is a multi-talented individual with a passion for combining mental health, social justice, and the arts to create meaningful change. Kendrick, an alumnus of University of Southern California and a BA holder in Africana Studies in Psychology and an MSW holder, brings a wealth of experience, which also includes his time served in the US Navy as a radar technician and a substance abuse counselor. He also works as a Practice Coach at the Academy for Professional Excellence. Kendrick isn't just any professional, he's a creative coach for his business, Creative Engagement and a frontman, songwriter, and producer for the award-winning band The Lyrical Groove - showcasing his diverse talent.
One of My FAV Moments: The Need for Conversations on Power, Privilege, and Oppression
In our discussion, we highlight the significance of these discussions in professional settings. We note that organizations must face the discomfort caused by these conversations and engage in them regardless. Both of us share the belief that these discussions can help people recognize the impact of power dynamics on decision-making and organizational culture. More importantly, it is encouraged that we all regularly practice leaning into discomfort, asking questions, and confronting personal biases as potential pathways for meaningful change.
Share this episode with people so they can learn with you- use it as a discussion tool with groups, teams, supervisors, and your network. Don't forget to like, subscribe, and follow us across our platforms!
To get in touch with Kendrick, you can contact him here:
FREE RESOURCES & TOOLS TO DEEPEN YOUR WORK:
BUY BIAS-CONSCIOUS LEADERSHIP:
https://www.livingunapologetically.com/bias-conscious-leadership
Thanks for listening!