In Episode 51: “Recognizing & Overcoming Microaggressions - Part 1,” Melinda Briana Epler answers the most often-asked questions about microaggressions: what they are, how humans are impacted by them, and examples of alternative language that c

Understanding Privilege & Using It To Create Change With Karen Catlin

Mar 9th, 2021 38m 16s

Melinda Briana Epler, Founder & CEO of Change Catalyst and Karen Catlin, CEO of Karen Catlin Consulting & author of Better Allies, discuss how we can each build empathy and create positive change for others by first understanding our own privil

35: Bridging Racial Divides Through Radical Empathy

Mar 1st, 2021 46m 54s

In this episode Melinda Briana Epler, Founder & CEO of Change Catalyst and Terri Givens, CEO & Founder of Brighter Higher Ed, discuss how radical empathy can help bridge racial divides. Terri shares her journey researching her family’s history,

Raising our children to be allies and advocates for social justice

Feb 22nd, 2021 46m 11s

You’ll come away from this episode with an understanding of why and how to have tough conversations with children about racism, so that they can live in a just, fair, and peaceful world.

33: How To Advance Pay Equity & Reduce the Pay Gap

Feb 15th, 2021 37m 16s

Join Change Catalyst Founder & CEO Melinda Briana Epler in a detailed conversation on “How To Advance Pay Equity & Reduce the Pay Gap” with Sharawn Connors, VP of Diversity, Equality & Inclusion at Micron Technology.

What Allies Can Do During Black History Month

Feb 9th, 2021 44m 34s

Join Change Catalyst Founder & CEO Melinda Briana Epler with a conversation on ‘What Allies Can Do During Black History Month’ with Rachel Williams, Head of Equity, Inclusion & Diversity at X- the moonshot factory, Lionel Lee, Head of Diversit

Want To Be Inclusive? Support Women Of Color As Leaders In The Workplace

Dec 15th, 2020 52m 18s

Join Change Catalyst Founder & CEO Melinda Briana Epler with Deepa Purushothaman and Rha Goddess, co-founders at nFormation@n2formation on how to support women of color as leaders in the workplace.

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