Accountability is a practice within racial justice and equity practices that calls attention power and privilege. In this episode with Mojdeh Cox of Pillar nonprofit, we break down the ways in which organizations and individuals within the nonprofit sector can adopt practices of radical accountability in striving to align with practices of Decent Work.

Bio: Mojdeh Cox, Executive Director- Pillar Nonprofit Network

Mojdeh Cox believes in the power of collective compassion, creativity and action to work towards solutions to complex social issues. Her dynamic 10+ years of experience working in co-visioning, co-designing and executing political and issue-based advocacy campaigns, and her social policy work equipped her with the analysis and practices needed in community-based leadership roles designed to bring people together.At a time when government, businesses and nonprofit organizations look to contribute to the dismantling of systemic barriers, Mojdeh brings forward expertise in labour relations, human rights, and equity, diversity, inclusion and belonging. For over a decade, Mojdeh has coached organizational and community leaders, businesses and not-for-profit organizations on re-imagining their work through a heightened equity lens rooted in social justice.