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Dr. Shanita Williams Diversity Impact Awardee Shifts Community Narratives

By: Robin M. Wilson Dr. Shanita Williams is breaking cycles in her family and in her community. The daughter of an incarcerated father and a teenage mother, Shanita is the Vice President of People, Experiences, and Inclusion at Southern New Hampshire University and an author, TEDx Speaker, and CEO who has spent more than 10 […]

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Being Seen and Heard

5 Tips to Help Women Navigate Being the Only Female Leader BY: Amber Cabral While women currently make up 47 percent of the workforce, an even smaller amount actually hold leadership positions. As a result, there are still occasions where she may be the only woman in the room. Being the only woman in the

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What Women in Leadership Really Want

BY: Evelyn Summerville Women in leadership are heralded as a competitive edge. They have qualities such as compassion, empathy and inclusiveness, which align with modern styles of transformative and appreciative leadership. Firms nationwide are instituting gender diversity policies, leadership development programs and affinity groups to allure and appease the women in their workforces. Yet, the

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