By Harry Cline Technology Provides a Boost to Senior Health Planning Technology brings a number of benefits to society, yet one group who may occasionally feel left out of those advantages are seniors. UPI explains that seniors make up 13.3 percent of the population, and they should not be forgotten as technology advances. Thankfully, seniors […]
Counsel Culture is more transformational than Cancel Culture. In this episode we will look at how I should have been canceled in the past with SEVERAL examples BUT we will learn how Counsel Culture made me redeemable! We examine the problematics of Cancel Culture and deconstruct it as a tool of whiteness and colonial thinking […]
Rowdy Duncan radiates energy and passion for his specialty: Stereotypes. New to PC as a Communication Faculty, Rowdy has already made a name for himself outside of academia. As a speaker/trainer/consultant with his own company, he hosts and produces a bi-weekly podcast called The Inclusive Activism – which explores the intersections of being an activist […]
Check out our latest Series on the Inclusive Activism Podcast as we come to understand the stories which shape the values of each Generation – as we uncover why working inter-generationally is so difficult!
About Dr. Poulton Dr. Dionne Wright Poulton is an Educator, Diversity and Inclusion Consultant and Conflict Mediator with 20 years of experience specializing in youth and adult education, adult learning and behavior, intercultural dialogue, and addressing and mitigating bias in the workplace. A graduate of the University of Georgia where she earned a Ph.D. in Adult Education, […]
Teaser: Did you know that many white people think that reverse racism is a bigger problem than regular racism? While technically parts of actual reverse racism could have better equity no equity exists with oppression present. Today’s podcast understanding and learning how to talk about Reverse Racism? Today we will talk about: What […]
Politics and Activism Whiteness, Privilege and Racial Fragility By Rowdy Duncan – Phoenix AZ There is a problem with middle aged White people. Their deaths, which outpace those of their peers of color in the same age group, are being framed as “despair deaths,” which occur mainly in the form of suicides and drug […]
The Dilemma of Either Or… Take the “Or?” People often ask me why I have dedicated much of my life to the work of diversity and inclusion. For me the best part is you can see past the normally offered selections of possibility. But they are curious about my passion and limitless interest in the […]
So, here is the good news: the hellish year that was 2016 is finally over. This past year we have seen countless events that have challenged social justice movements on a national and international scale. However, thinking just because 2017 is a different number that everything is going to be rosy is dangerous. In all […]
The Dakota Access Pipeline better known as #NoDAPL is the fight for Native Peoples to protect their water supply. Additionally this pipeline is to be built on ancestral sites, including stone circles and sacred ground, if it is built. The tribe also say the pipeline could leak and contaminate their drinking water. It is projected […]
