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KHA’s work is grounded in equity and aims to assist philanthropic clients in developing strategies that prioritize grantmaking and investments in Black, Indigenous, and People of Color (BIPoC)-led organizations and communities.

It's almost the end of the year, and you know what that means!Yes! It's time for some self-reflection 📝 and goal-setting...
12/23/2024

It's almost the end of the year, and you know what that means!

Yes! It's time for some self-reflection 📝 and goal-setting ⛰️

Gifting us her deep wisdom and experience on advancing social and racial justice is Dr. Mikhiela Sherrod! 🎁🎄

Listen in as Dr. Sherrod shares her vision of what a New Era for Black Women can look like and the imagination, determination, and resolve needed to bring that vision to life 🎧 https://ow.ly/MYTW50TsLwx

12/19/2024

How does Dr. Mikhiela Sherrod, Director of U.S. Programs at Oxfam, conceptualize the development of a New Era for Black Women?

It begins with:
🔊 Narrative Change: having the tough conversations about race, justice, and equity
🙋🏾‍♀️ Following and supporting the leadership of Black women who are already paving the way, innovating, and reimagining a society that works better for ALL
📙 Advancing policy solutions that promote equity and justice for Black women - which actually supports ALL women

Close out 2024 with a better understanding of how to advance racial equity and justice.

Listen to Dr. Sherrod's full episode on your favorite streaming platforms here 🎧 https://ow.ly/MYTW50TsLwx

What does it look like to build "A New Era for Black Women"?We've got Dr. Mikhiela Sherrod, Director of U.S. Programs at...
12/18/2024

What does it look like to build "A New Era for Black Women"?

We've got Dr. Mikhiela Sherrod, Director of U.S. Programs at Oxfam, on this last episode of the season who shares the vision for this initiative and how it ultimately seeks to benefit ALL women.

Dr. Sherrod also grants us deep insights into her career path as an engineer and a geneticist and connects the dots between physical science and social science.

Tune in 🎧 https://ow.ly/MYTW50TsLwx

"You're not a leader if people don't trust you to lead."JaTaune Bosby, Executive Director of the ACLU of Alabama, shares...
12/11/2024

"You're not a leader if people don't trust you to lead."

JaTaune Bosby, Executive Director of the ACLU of Alabama, shares many reflections on the type of leadership and vision that is necessary to advance social and racial justice.

Hailing from a long line of Southern movement leaders and Civil Rights activists, JaTaune and Keecha discuss how just a few leaders can have a tremendous impact on advancing social and racial justice - similar to how Alabama has contributed tremendously to this nation's progress.

Catch JaTaune's full episode on here 🎧 https://ow.ly/MYTW50TsLwx

12/05/2024

What are some key ingredients for engaging in work?

JaTaune Bosby Gilchrist, Executive Director of the ACLU of Alabama, shares a few with us on the latest episode on :

📚 KNOWLEDGE of historical marginalization, erasure, and oppression
💪 DESIRE to realize freedom and liberation
🚲 SKILLSET to operationalize and implement strategies that eliminate systemic oppression

Tune into JaTaune's episode here! 🎧 https://ow.ly/MYTW50TsLwx

Welcoming our latest guest on , JaTaune Bosby, Executive Director of the ACLU of Alabama!This episode is a real treat f...
12/03/2024

Welcoming our latest guest on , JaTaune Bosby, Executive Director of the ACLU of Alabama!

This episode is a real treat for y'all!

Keecha and JaTaune, who both have deep roots in the South, invite us into a timely conversation about racial equity and liberation and remind us how much progress is now possible only because of the tireless contributions of Civil Rights activists and movements that were born in the South.

At a time when false narratives run rampant, it is critical to remind us of the South's legacy and contributions to racial justice.

Tune into the full episode! 🎧 https://ow.ly/MYTW50TsLwx

11/27/2024

Words matter.

"We never should have done that in the first place."

These words would go a long way in acknowledging the long history of racial oppression that enabled the vast accumulation of wealth in this country. These words would signify the need to reconcile, repair, and chart a new course.

Instead, we often hear, "that was a long time ago."

Racial oppression is not a "thing of the past" -- it was one of the defining factors of the 2024 presidential election.

How are you using your words to chart a new course?

Listen to Dr. Sherece West-Scantlebury's episode here 🎧 https://ow.ly/MYTW50TsLwx

11/21/2024

Although racial equity work has gained momentum, particularly in 2020, the current rhetoric about communities of color is alarming, dangerous, and will seriously impact our country's infrastructure.

How do we combat these false narratives?

Truth-telling. Individuals - people of color - are not to blame for systemic failures (or systemic inequities). Broken systems are responsible.

Listen to Dr. West's full episode here 🎧 https://ow.ly/MYTW50TsLwx

Introducing Dr. Sherece Y. West, Chief Executive Offcer of the Winthrop Rockefeller Foundation.Sherece's expertise lies ...
11/19/2024

Introducing Dr. Sherece Y. West, Chief Executive Offcer of the Winthrop Rockefeller Foundation.

Sherece's expertise lies in analyzing the critical role of policy in perpetuating systemic racism and its enduring impact on economic equity.

With nuanced insights into the structural underpinnings of racial disparities, especially within the realm of wealth generation and philanthropy, she is a pivotal voice in the ongoing discourse on racial equity and systemic reform.

Listen to Dr. West's episode here 🎧 https://ow.ly/MYTW50TsLwx

When organizations first embark on their racial equity journeys, they commonly ask mainstream search firms, "where are a...
11/13/2024

When organizations first embark on their racial equity journeys, they commonly ask mainstream search firms, "where are all the leaders of color?"

When personal networks and resumes are prioritized over values, culture, and fit, newly hired executives are set up to fail and leave within months. This is why half of all executive searches ultimately fail.

Ify Walker, CEO of Offor, an executive search firm, connects the dots between racial equity and executive searches, granting us an inside look into "The Offor Method", which has cultivated a network of more than 20,000 leaders.

Listen to Ify's episode here 🎧 https://ow.ly/MYTW50TsLwx

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