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When I was 22, I made the decision to create an idea called Dyoowe, LLC. Initially conceived as a platform for the beauty products I desired for my personal use, it evolved beyond a mere collection to embody a profound marketing significance. It transformed into a yearning for deeper and more meaningful relationships to nurture throughout my professional journey. It blossomed into an authentic dialogue about business success, extending from me to you. Dyoowe has assumed various forms, but the current iteration is my favorite. We specialize in improving marketing strategies, enhancing public relations efforts, and fortifying community engagement initiatives. My mission extends beyond merely partnering with businesses; it involves fostering communication with them. I choose to nurture relationships, and that is how Dyoowe has come to fruition. In the course of my life, I've experienced intense highs and lows. I've grappled with the contrasts of life, as well as the dynamics between myself and others. The year 2023 marked a pivotal moment for me, leaving an indelible impression. Leaving Los Angeles, opening a business, graduating with my Master's degree; it radiated the extremes of life, teaching me to embrace love and find equilibrium. I've learned the importance of treating others with kindness and sharing my successes. As I anticipate the trajectory of my consulting firm in the upcoming year, I eagerly look forward to continuing the lifelong journey of nurturing meaningful relationships with you all. Never. Give. Up.

What if we told you that the future depends on the quality of our relationships with each other? What if the most powerful acts we can take are welcoming strangers, caring for neighbors, and bringing people together around what matters to all of us? Relational activism is a new kind of activism. Join us for Skills for Activating the Common Good, a new learning track designed for people who are looking to impact their organizations, communities, and workplaces for the better. Learn more 👉 https://lnkd.in/d9gaaYJi

Derenoncourt, E., Kim, C. H., Kuhn, M., & Schularick, M. (2023). Changes in the Distribution of Black and White Wealth Since the US Civil War. Abstract: The difference in the average wealth of Black and white Americans narrowed in the first century after the Civil War but remained large and even widened again after 1980. Given elevated levels of wealth concentration both historically and today, dynamics at the average may not capture important heterogeneity in racial wealth gaps across the distribution. This paper investigates the historical evolution of the Black and white wealth distributions since Emancipation. The picture that emerges is an even starker one than racial wealth inequality at the mean. Tracing, for the first time, the evolution of wealth of the median Black household and the gap between the typical Black and white household over time, we estimate that many Black households only began to dispose of measurable wealth around World War II. While the civil rights era brought substantial wealth gains for the median Black household, the gap between Black and white wealth at the median has not changed much since the 1970s. The top and the bottom of the wealth distribution show even greater persistence, with Black households consistently over-represented in the bottom half of the wealth distribution and under-represented in the top 10% over the past seven decades. * I’m a keynote speaker, lecturer, organizer, and research analyst fervent about developing communities where everyone flourishes. * Please share and magnify the discussion if you find this post intuitive. * Follow me and tap the bell on my profile to subscribe to my content. #rcg #reparations #researchanalyst #recruitmentmarketing #thoughtleader #culturalstrategies #culturalcompetencytraining #historicalservices #justice #equality

Our data shows that there is often a gap between knowledge and practice in doing the everyday work of building justice organizations. Across all of our partnerships, we have found that the majority of our partners express some understanding of terms like othering, belonging, and racial justice, but they also express the need for more opportunities to practice these things in their organizations. As you continue your week, how will you commit to bridging the gap between knowledge and practice?

Our Executive Director, Michelle Mush Lee, shares the vital role community artists and culture play in addressing California’s most critical issues. Presented with the Office of Community Partnerships & Strategic Communications of the Governor’s Office of Planning and Research, Youth Speaks ask these essential, age-old questions: ✍🏽What makes a powerful story? 💡Why do stories work? 📣And what does it look like to use transformative storytelling strategies in my own organization’s campaigns?

🕰️ Throwback Thursday at TACT: Nurturing Relationships, Building Dreams! 🔨 Today, we're taking a trip down memory lane to celebrate the incredible projects our TACT clients and Danny Combs, M.A., BCCS, CAS crafted for partner museums. These throwback photos capture the essence of hard work, dedication, and the meaningful relationships we've built over time. 🏛️ 🔨 Projects at the Denver Museum of Nature and Science: Our talented TACT - Teaching the Autism Community Trades clients were brought to life at the Denver Museum of Nature and Science. Each exhibit reflects not only craftsmanship but the passion for inspiring young minds and fostering a love for learning. 🌍🔧 🏰 A Glimpse into History at the History Colorado Museum: Dive into the rich history of our collaboration with the History Colorado Museum, where TACT clients dedicated their skills to create a space for children to explore, learn, and dream. 🕰️🔩 The Essence of TACT Relationships: These throwbacks are more than just photos; they represent the bonds we've cultivated with our community, museums, and partners. Relationships built on time, respect, and hard work. The past paves the way for trusted future collaborations in the corporate and trade industry. Gratitude for the TACT Community: Thank you to our clients, partners, and everyone who has been part of this incredible journey. Your commitment and passion have shaped not only exhibits but the future of education and skill-building. 🚀 🌐 Looking Towards the Future: Stay tuned for more collaborations, projects, and a future where TACT continues to make a lasting impact! 🌠🌐 #ThrowbackThursday #TACTCommunity #BuildingDreams Together, we're crafting a legacy that inspires and empowers generations to come. 🛠️ #TACTLegacy #TradeIndustryImpact

Join me on July 17th for a workshop with Pollyanna-us "Ok, I messed up. Now what...?" The expectations placed on educators is quite high, both in expertise and conduct. We must be experts of our subject and teaching craft and conduct ourselves in a way that models the values and expectations we have for our students and school community. But what about when we mess up? For example, when we misjudge the situation, say the wrong thing, or when our intent fails to align with the impact. Oftentimes, as educators our mistakes feel highly visible, and the stakes can be high. This session will discuss the "oops" moments and the ways in which we can own our mistakes, model accountability, and seek repair when needed.

Do you know the history and legacy of residential segregation in the Greater Rochester Community? Check out this short film that dives into that history and how it is impacting our community today.