Leading social entrepreneur Trabian Shorters says you cannot build equity by denigrating those at the center of the equity conversation. In This Episode… Trabian Shorters, founder of the BMe Community, challenges us to rethink the power of narrative. He advocates
Using behavioral economics, campaign encourages people to think differently about finances as economic uncertainty remains NEWARK, N.J.–(BUSINESS WIRE)–Prudential Financial, Inc. (NYSE: PRU) is launching Now What? — a new advertising campaign with a unique twist that distinguishes the brand from
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Molly Caroll’s Wellness Podcast – Click to listen to the podcast I will never forget one cold and dark February morning getting chills from head to toe while listening to Krista Tippet interview Trabian Shorters on her podcast On Being.
Leading social entrepreneur Trabian Shorters says you cannot build equity by denigrating those at the center of the equity conversation. Trabian Shorters, founder of the BMe Community, challenges us to rethink the power of narrative. He advocates for asset-framing —
On Being Podcast with Krista Tippett – Click to listen to the podcast Krista Tippett, host: My guest today is Trabian Shorters, a visionary who has seen and named a task that is necessary for all healing and building, for
Black business, philanthropy, and media leaders recognized for commitment to building black equity without stereotyping or stigmatizing black people This Black Business and Black Philanthropy Month, 45 remarkable Black leaders have been named “Vanguards for the Next Narrative
African-Americans need better access to mental health facilities and practitioners who understand the black experience According to the 2019 State of Mental Health in America Report published by Mental Health America, Pennsylvania has a relatively low prevalence of mental illness