Trailblazers Impact Podcast Educator
Would you like to make an impact on women’s issues globally? Educating and empowering women in underprivileged communities while helping them escape illegal cultural practices requires collaboration, not competition. Wendee Wechsberg is a role model on how to create community impact globally.
Are you taking the action to live the life you want to live? To balance your life and work whether you work from home or from the office? Monika Moss Gransberry coaches women to focus on what they want to do as they grow their business.
Women empowerment has come a long way and has seen a tremendous improvement over the last few decades. Empowering women is crucial especially women of color who not only fight for gender equality but also racial equity and economic freedom. Marlene Wagman-Geller provides insight in her ten published books!
Are you making the right financial and lifestyle choices for your future? Being financially free and having the right lifestyle choices put together is empowering to women of all ages. Tara Jones-Williamson is here to teach us more about living debt free and empowering your life.
Would you believe the federal government discriminated with intent? Richard Rothstein, author of The Color of Law, explains how the Federal Housing Administration housing was designed to explicitly segregate.
Are you or your kids in your 20’s or 30’s and want to be an entrepreneur? In this episode, Briana narrates her role at UC San Diego and how she helps younger people develop an entrepreneurial mindset.
As Assistant Dean for the College of Agriculture and Director of the Office of Multicultural Programs, Pamala Morris introduced diversity in the university system by starting a new department which has now expanded diversity, equity and inclusion throughout the university.
Have you ever wondered how those fabulous scenes for plays are created? Meet Raynette Halvorsen Smith, a retired Professor from Kent State University’s School of Theatre and Dance where she served as School Director from 1991-1996. In the early days, she wasn’t always welcomed as a woman and was a “first and only” woman scenic designer. Raynette shares her first-hand experience with the disparity in pay for women professors.
When her mother’s friend died in a plane crash in 2001 having no plan for his family or his business upon his death, Janise Graham saw the devastating effects a lack of financial planning can have. She knew then that business insurance and succession planning were her callings.
Muriel Tillinghast is a human rights activist from the 1960’s to today, involved in desegregation activism on the front lines!
