Professor Terri Givens - the significance of empathy, personal histories, and societal impacts of structural racism

Radical Empathy and Pathways to Inclusion with Professor Terry Givens In this episode of 'Empathy Unbound,' host Andrew Phipps welcomes Professor Terry Givens, a renowned author and orator, to discuss her book 'Radical Empathy: Finding a Pathway to Bridging Racial Divides.' They delve into the significance of empathy, personal histories, and societal impacts of structural racism. Professor Givens shares her journey from a non-diverse upbringing in Spokane, Washington, to her influential roles in academia. They explore the critical need for educational reforms, accountability in DEI initiatives, and the intersections of migration, race, and climate change. The conversation highlights actionable steps for fostering empathy and creating lasting societal changes. 00:00 Introduction to Empathy and Star Trek 00:49 The Importance of Education in Reparations 01:23 Introducing Professor Terry Givens 03:14 Terry Givens' Background and Upbringing 06:10 Journey to Academia and Radical Empathy 11:46 Six Steps of Radical Empathy 15:48 Challenges and Actions in DEI 22:33 Diversity in Academia and Corporate World 23:36 Businesses Getting It Right 24:01 Ethnicities in the U.S. vs. Europe 24:25 Historical Context of Immigration 25:24 Intersection of Migration and Race 33:16 Truth and Reconciliation 36:21 Challenges in Academia 40:13 Immigration Policies and Climate Change 47:09 Upcoming Book and Final Thoughtshttps://www.terrigivens.com/Drop me a note [email protected]