Real Talk with Henry Sanders

Recorded live at the 2022 Men's Leadership Summit presented by Park Bank. Juan Gomez, Aaron Bird Bear, Walter Williams and Lawrence Williams discuss the future of health and wellness for men of color.

Recorded live at the 2022 Men's Leadership Summit presented by Park Bank. Rashad Cobb, Shaun Barnes, Savion Castro and David Aguayo discuss how we can turn the energy from social justice protests into meaningful policy reform.

Recorded live at the 2022 Men's Leadership Summit presented by Park Bank. Alan Branch, Ramon Ortiz, Johnathan Delgado and Chris Kilgour discuss economic development through an inclusive lens.

Recorded live at the 2022 Men's Leadership Summit presented by Park Bank. Learn the tools of the leadership trade from four CEOs of color: Michael Johnson, Chris Hess, Ryan Zerwer and Peng Her.

Recorded live at the 2022 Men's Leadership Summit presented by Park Bank. Ryan Crain, Pastor Marcus Allen, DJ Hines and Pastor Pedro Ruiz discuss the ongoing crisis in childcare and what it means to families of color.

Recorded live at the 2022 Men's Leadership Summit presented by Park Bank. Ariel Perez Diaz, Dwayne Maddox, Geraud Blanks, Marlon WhiteEagle and Jermaine Moulton discuss what diversity, equity and inclusion really mean when it comes to recruiting, retaining and developing talent.

Host Henry Sanders talks with Milwaukee County Executive David Crowley, Hmong Wisconsin Chamber of Commerce CEO Maysee Herr, and The Business Council, Inc. CEO Marjorie Rucker to discuss the lasting impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic on communities of color in the Milwaukee area.

On the podcast today, Boys and Girls Club of Dane County joins to talk about learning from failures and successful fundraising strategy for good causes. Real Talk with Henry Sanders is presented by Park Bank.

Northeast Wisconsin cities, schools and workplaces are increasingly turning to specialists to make sure their organizations take proper steps to encourage diversity, equity and inclusiveness. They've recognized that such "DEI" steps can help students, employees and communities be more welcoming and provide equal access to opportunities. But what exactly does DEI mean, and how is it working in real life in Wisconsin? To learn answers to those questions and more, Henry Sanders hosted a conversation with DEI professionals: Dr. Damira Gray, Nick Ivory, Jessica Francisco-Morales and Raiya Sankari-Diaz. This conversation was recorded live as part of the Home is Here series on the census and the region's growing communities of color.