Project Noir by Enlightened Solutions

Project Noir by Enlightened Solutions

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Project Noir by Enlightened Solutions episodes

  • Ep 62. Project Noir is Necessary Outside of HR Systems

    Project Noir: Workplaces

    Cleveland was ranked the worst city in America for Black Women. Listen to lived experiences of overt microaggressions, career stagnation, wage theft and segregation in Northeast Ohio.

    All clips are anonymous and identifying information has been removed.

    For more, visit: projectnoircle.com || #ProjectNoirCLE

    1 min
  • Ep 61. No One Will Ever Respect You

    Project Noir: Workplaces

    Cleveland was ranked the worst city in America for Black Women. Listen to lived experiences of overt microaggressions, career stagnation, wage theft and segregation in Northeast Ohio.

    All clips are anonymous and identifying information has been removed.

    For more, visit: projectnoircle.com || #ProjectNoirCLE

    1 min
  • Ep 60. My Boss Negotiated My Salary Lower Than Others

    Project Noir: Workplaces

    Cleveland was ranked the worst city in America for Black Women. Listen to lived experiences of overt microaggressions, career stagnation, wage theft and segregation in Northeast Ohio.

    All clips are anonymous and identifying information has been removed.

    For more, visit: projectnoircle.com || #ProjectNoirCLE

    1 min
  • Ep 59. Mixing Up The Defendant and the Attorney

    Project Noir: Workplaces

    Cleveland was ranked the worst city in America for Black Women. Listen to lived experiences of overt microaggressions, career stagnation, wage theft and segregation in Northeast Ohio.

    All clips are anonymous and identifying information has been removed.

    For more, visit: projectnoircle.com || #ProjectNoirCLE

    1 min
  • Ep 58. Is Police Brutality Really Real?

    Project Noir: Workplaces

    Cleveland was ranked the worst city in America for Black Women. Listen to lived experiences of overt microaggressions, career stagnation, wage theft and segregation in Northeast Ohio.

    All clips are anonymous and identifying information has been removed.

    For more, visit: projectnoircle.com || #ProjectNoirCLE

    1 min
  • Ep 57. I'm Always Warm At Work

    Project Noir: Workplaces

    Cleveland was ranked the worst city in America for Black Women. Listen to lived experiences of overt microaggressions, career stagnation, wage theft and segregation in Northeast Ohio.

    All clips are anonymous and identifying information has been removed.

    For more, visit: projectnoircle.com || #ProjectNoirCLE

    1 min
  • Ep 55. HR Doesn't Care About Your Well-Being

    Project Noir: Workplaces

    Cleveland was ranked the worst city in America for Black Women. Listen to lived experiences of overt microaggressions, career stagnation, wage theft and segregation in Northeast Ohio.

    All clips are anonymous and identifying information has been removed.

    For more, visit: projectnoircle.com || #ProjectNoirCLE

    1 min
  • Ep 54. HR Cannot Mediate Difficult Conversations

    Project Noir: Workplaces

    Cleveland was ranked the worst city in America for Black Women. Listen to lived experiences of overt microaggressions, career stagnation, wage theft and segregation in Northeast Ohio.

    All clips are anonymous and identifying information has been removed.

    For more, visit: projectnoircle.com || #ProjectNoirCLE

    1 min
  • Ep 53. George Floyd Tragedy Doesn't Stop Racism at Work

    Project Noir: Workplaces

    Cleveland was ranked the worst city in America for Black Women. Listen to lived experiences of overt microaggressions, career stagnation, wage theft and segregation in Northeast Ohio.

    All clips are anonymous and identifying information has been removed.

    For more, visit: projectnoircle.com || #ProjectNoirCLE

    2 min

About Project Noir by Enlightened Solutions

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In 2020, CityLab/Bloomberg ranked Cleveland "the worst city in America for Black Women." These metrics paint a picture of stark inequity but don't illustrate the lived experiences of said Black Women.