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Rebroadcast: When Equal is Not Equitable with Linda Villarosa
Linda Villarosa is a brilliant storyteller, a journalist author, editor, and educator. She's a New York times magazine contributing writer where she covers race, inequality, and health. We’re bringing this episode back to the fore in our summer session and join Linda to talk about just how far our public health system has to go on issues of equity and inclusivity.
When Equal is Not Equitable with Linda Villarosa
Linda Villarosa is a brilliant storyteller, a journalist author, editor, and educator. She's a New York times magazine contributing writer where she covers race, inequality, and health. She joins us today to talk about just how far our public health system has to go on issues of equity and inclusivity.
Reviews for Mission Forward
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Thoughtful and Insightful
A great and insightful podcast that helps leaders become even better leaders. Loved the most recent episode!
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Practical Wisdom
Every time you tune in, you know Carrie will bring a wonderful guest with insights and wisdom that can be inspirational or very practical to use in day-to-day work, moving us all forward in our missions
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Very intentional and impactful. Highly recommend!
Carrie is very intentional with her conversations and is very good at naturally guiding the conversation to touch on really helpful insights. As someone who works with nonprofits and in the impact space, this podcast helps my work daily and makes me a better communicator. Highly recommend!
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Amazing Team, Amazing Vision
I had the opportunity to appear on the podcast during the pandemic and appreciated Carrie’s thoughtful questions, and her appreciation for building empathy. 10/10 would recommend!
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Elyse Cherry has run BlueHub Capital for forty years without ever changing its mission — and by changing almost everything else. She makes the case that purpose stays durable through proximity: staying close enough to a community to know what it needs next.