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EPISODE · Mar 30, 2025 · 25 MIN

What’s Not Sitting Right?: Weonhee Shin on Turning Discomfort Into Action

from Cross Pollinating Justice: Changemakers for Kids and Adults Share Best Practices · host Mijha

Weonhee Shin—mother, grassroots organizer, and co-founder of Asian American Voices for Education—joins us with a passionate call to stay curious and connected. She unpacks the difference between guilt-driven and critically engaged antiracism, the power of collaboration among people of color, and why the unteachable mindset is the real roadblock to progress. Her invitation: ask why, stay teachable, and dig into the one issue that tugs at your conscience—you can make change from the ground up.

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