"Build yourself so that you can be a resource for others, and also build a network of people who can support you." Judithe reflects on her conversation and relationship with Amy Fulford, and more broadly the year in which it grew, 2018. She als

Owning Your Power, Recognizing Your Privilege - Building Personal Relationships with Judith Registre and Amy Fulford

Dec 20th, 2018 1h 10m

When Amy founded enlightin 2005, she envisioned working with clients in a meaningful way and understood that a real partnership, not the typical consulting version, would help them create more value. She has helped clients reshape how they run

Reflecting on Kerrie-Ann and Carry on Friends

Dec 13th, 2018 7m 54s

In this solo response episode, Judithe Registre highlights the duality that the Carribean Diaspora faces in the US. They each come from island nations with distinct cultures and experiences, yet are united in their reaction to and existence alo

Reconciling Your Own Story with Kerry-Ann Reid-Brown

Dec 6th, 2018 1h 1m

To make an impact and have influence, “find kindred spirits with differing views.” Kerry-Ann Reid-Brown of Carry On Friends A life learner, storyteller, and founder of Carry On Friends, The Caribbean American Podcast, Kerry-Ann shares her story

The Power of Anger Responding to Keshet Bachan-Dovrat and a Catch-Up with Judithe.

Nov 30th, 2018 10m 17s

This long-awaited episode marks the return of the Get InPowered Podcast as Judithe responds to the message and work of Keshet Bachan-Dovrat highlighting the importance of putting anger or frustration into action, instead of letting it calcify.

Privileged to Be Feminist with Keshet Bachan

Aug 30th, 2018 50m 43s

"We don't reward anger in women. I find it really important to tell women, 'You can be a woman, and be angry at the same time.'" Keshet Bachan says she's been a "practicing feminist" for around 14 years, but the seed of gender equality has been

What Should We Expect from the Diaspora?

Aug 23rd, 2018 7m 40s

In response to her conversation with Karl Jean Louis in episode 57, Judithe Registre reflects on her own responsibilities and the ever dilemma of the "Diaspora". What is the essential role of members of the diaspora? Judithe considers this q

Fueling Economic Innovation in Haiti with Karl Jean-Louis

Jul 31st, 2018 48m 10s

To improve the social and political contexts in Haiti, it is crucial for civil society, the business community and the population to all play their role in governance. In the right political environment, the business community can create jobs a

Migration/Immigration is the Human Quest for Safety and Security

Jul 19th, 2018 7m 43s

Migration/Immigration is the Human Quest for Safety and Security Celina da Sola’s work with Glasswing International has put her face to face with the fundamental quest and struggles for human safety and security across communities and nations.

The Full Human Context of Migration with Celina de Sola, Founder of GlassWing International

Jul 6th, 2018 49m 38s

In this episode, Celina de Sola joins Judithe Registre to discuss the context of human life and the experiences of citizens migrating from Latin American countries that have been the focus of the current immigration debate in the US. Celina, t

Using Social Media for Social Change: What is Your Social Media Legacy?

Jun 30th, 2018 13m 33s

In this episode, Judithe Registre responds to and reflects on the message of Joy Donnell, from Episode 53. In an era where media and technology have dominated every aspect of our lives, we must consider how these tools and services are used to

How Creativity Cures Frustration with Joy Donnell

Jun 21st, 2018 50m

Stop living as if “here” has no value. “Here” is also a direction, and sometimes it’s the most valuable direction that you have.” - Joy Donnell. In this episode, Joy Donnell joins Judithe Registre to highlight creative ways to harness and use t

Leadership Has No Age Restriction

Jun 14th, 2018 13m 54s

Judithe Registre reflects on her discussion with Macy and Karen, and the promise of the next generation of leaders. This episode provides some context and commentary on the history of youth movements and the worldwide need for youth activism an

The Promise of the Next Generation Leaders with Macy and Karen (the mother–daughter duo)

Apr 16th, 2018 29m 39s

“Kids can make a difference in how they understand the world.” [And parents can support kids and not force their understanding of the world on them.] Give the children more freedom to understand the world on their terms.”-Macy Macy and Karen jo

Humanity in Aid

Apr 5th, 2018 14m 16s

Recorded live in Haiti, Judithe Registre responds and ruminates on the discussion with Mary Ann Clements last week. "When I hear people say, 'These things happen as they happen in any other sector,' I think, 'Should they?'" Racism, sexism, an

Well-Being AND Impact with Mary Ann Clements

Mar 23rd, 2018 54m 43s

Mary Ann Clements (formerly Mary Ann Mhina) has devoted her life to making an impact and like many change-making professionals, she got burnt out in the process. She wants all of us to be able to do this work and create this impact, sustainably

Responding to “Black Panther” and Mvemba Dizolele, Reframing Africa in our Imagination and Minds

Mar 16th, 2018 15m 28s

We spend this episode considering and reassessing the contributions that Africa (and the Congo specifically) have made to the global “village” as discussed by Mvemba Dizolele, a writer, foreign policy analyst, and independent journalist who is

“Black Panther” and the Historical Contributions of Africa with Mvemba Dizolele

Mar 9th, 2018 51m 57s

We spend this episode considering and reassessing the contributions that Africa (and the Congo specifically) have made to the global “village” with Mvemba Dizolele, a writer, foreign policy analyst, and independent journalist who is also the au

Thoughts on Black History Month

Feb 28th, 2018 14m 12s

Judithe Registre, Haitian-born, American-made, and globally-centered, brings you her insights on Black History Month as celebrated in the USA, drawing from her Haitian background, US education, and global travels. This is a time when we are bei

Reflecting on The Creative Reaction Lab and Antionette Carroll

Feb 2nd, 2018 12m 58s

“...the stripping of our human dignity in any context, in any environment, is perhaps the greatest violation of our rights as human beings.” - Judithe Registre In this episode of the Get InPowered Podcast, Judithe responds and considers Antione

045: Reflecting on The Creative Reaction Lab and Antionette Carroll

Feb 2nd, 2018 12m 58s

How To Design Diversity and Equity with Antionette Carroll of Creative Reaction Lab

Jan 25th, 2018 50m 24s

"You're really just the total of other people's biases." Antionette Carroll is the Founder, President and CEO of Creative Reaction Lab, a nonprofit social enterprise that educates, trains and challenges cities to co-create solutions with Black

Reacting to "The Climb" "American Koko" and Diarra Kilpatrick's unique voice

Dec 22nd, 2017 13m 18s

While the topics of Race and Racism are not comfortable, they are necessary topics of discussion and reflection if we hope to move forward as a society. Through her work, Diarra Kilpatrick gives us unique opportunity to confront these topics in

Preparing for The Climb with American Koko’s Diarra Kilpatrick

Dec 7th, 2017 46m 59s

A native Detroiter, Diarra Kilpatrick is an accomplished actress, writer and producer who is finally beginning to get her due from mainstream audiences and outlets. In this first episode of Season Two of The Get InPowered Podcast, Diarra discus

Finding the Right “Yes”: Reflections on Our First Year of Podcasting

Nov 24th, 2017 15m 8s

Judithe Registre, founder of Inclusivus and the host of The Get InPowered Podcast, discusses the trials and triumphs of the first year of her journey as a podcaster. Judithe also highlights the new “season” of the show, featuring bi-weekly gues