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In this Group ADDA session, Deepa is in conversation with Siddharth Sthalekar, founder of the Neighbourhoods Foundation, which creates digital social spaces that enhance social coordination, sense-making, and community self-determination.
In this conversation Sid talks about how his experience in finance has helped him rethink what our economic systems could and should be and how the Neighbourhoods platform can help shape a more equitable, multi-dimensional future.
The rest of the conversation was held in confidence for participants to be able to share and learn together freely. Hope you enjoy it!
The ADDA is hosted by Deepa Mirchandani, a strategist, entrepreneur and curious observer of people, organisations and the world around us. Sign up for her monthly newsletter or discover upcoming Group ADDA sessions at www.deepamirchandani.com.
Music: Unreasonable World by Bernhard Schimpelsberger – www.bernhard.co.at
Our first Group ADDA is with Joshua Isaac Smith, Leadership Fellow and Co-Facilitator of the Society of Leadership Fellows.
In this conversation, Deepa and Joshua explore what racial trauma is and how this permeates intergenerationally and influences the very DNA of those that experience and live with it. We explored everything from the impact of microaggressions to systemic institutional racism and how these affect the body as well as the mind.
The rest of the conversation was held in confidence for participants to be able to share and learn together freely which led to emotional sharing and powerful breakthroughs.
Hope you enjoy it!
The ADDA is hosted by Deepa Mirchandani, a strategist, entrepreneur and curious observer of people, organisations and the world around us. Sign up for her monthly newsletter or discover upcoming Group ADDA sessions at www.deepamirchandani.com.
Music: Unreasonable World by Bernhard Schimpelsberger – www.bernhard.co.at
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ADDA is a Hindi word for a place where people gather for messy, fun and exploratory conversations. Usually over chai, sometimes over something stronger.
Hosted by Deepa Mirchandani, a…
From culture, society and politics to business, regeneration and much more, these aren't conversations with a set of questions to get through or all the answers figured out. They're about curiosity, unexpected connections and seeing things differently.
Because better conversations help us think better; and we hope, do and be better too.