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Project I
by Fanny Krivoy & Mindy Eng
A podcast focused on telling real-life stories to broaden the definitions of inclusion, and get a deeper understanding of what inclusion in action looks like – from products, brands, and trends, to lifestyles, organizations, and cultures around the world.Find out more at https://projectinclusion.us
Episodes
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Measuring the invisible
How do you measure something invisible, like inclusion? How do you pave the way for accountability and change, inside organizations, both big and small? Stela Lupushor from ReFrame.Work and Paolo Guadiano from Aleria talk to us about the next level of workforce analytics that goes beyond…
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Amy Pothier @ Project Inclusion
An interior designer by education, Amy has always been passionate about building codes and regulations, which she quickly found to be insufficient for the accommodation of most people. Recognizing that the building code minimums were not acceptable to designing accessible spaces, she became an...
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Ignacio Urbina Polo @ Project Inclusion: Humanize the user
Key Takeaways When designing, we need to go beyond the word "user" which is anonymous, an unknown, and easy to manipulate. We are not designing for "users", we are designing for "people". We live longer, and a big art of our lives is completely unattended by design. How do we design with the…
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Dianele Fiandanca @ Project Inclusion
Daniele is co-founder of Utopia, a culture change business that creates more purposeful, inclusive and entrepreneurial cultures for clients. Utopia's top-to-bottom, boardroom to factory floor approach has clinched household names including Coca-Cola European Partners, Google, Schneider Electric,...
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Kate DeFeo @ Project Inclusion
Kate DeFeo has taught theater to children and adults for over 20 years in Manhattan, Long Island and Queens, starting theater and creative writing programs at Cultural Arts Playhouse in Bethpage and Hunter College in Manhattan. She is one of the founding members of TAP Arts (Theater and Puppetry...
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Purvi Shah @ Project Inclusion
Purvi Shah founded Kids and Art Foundation to bring the healing power of #art to her son Amae and other kids with #cancer. The latest #projectinclusion interview shares Purvi's story of building a creative space for kids to rise above their illness.
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Cate Riegner @ Project Inclusion
In the more than 20 years Cate Riegner has done market research and strategic planning, she's seen the world of data analytics and data-driven marketing and design undergo constant evolution. Data that was once expensive and hard to collect now comes in a deluge, and the challenge comes not in...
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Janis Spivack @ Project Inclusion
Janis Spivack is the latest guest in our Project Inclusion series. Janis is the founder of CrushYourBLOCK (CYB), a product and service company catalyzing positive change and transition in the proprietary methodologies, with a mix of neuroscience and actionable planning.
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Sameer Raina @ Project Inclusion
Sameer Raina, president of Digital Divide Data, a remarkable organization that uses technology as a disruptor of the status quo. Their focus is on using technology to create employment in communities worldwide.
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Virginia Jacko @ Project Inclusion
Virginia Jacko is president and CEO of the Miami Lighthouse (ML). During her tenure, their number of clients has increased from fewer than 500 in 2004 to over 22.000 today. She's also spearheading a variety of innovative programs for the visually impaired of all ages. She's one of the leaders…
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Project Inclusion with Jean Paul Laurnet
Fanny Krivoy interviews Jean Paul Laurent. Jean Paul Laurent is the Founder & CEO of Unspoken Smiles Foundation. Since its inception in 2014, Jean Paul has grown Unspoken Smiles Foundation into a reputable and impactful nonprofit organization dedicated to promoting both long-term oral health and...
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Karen Catlin @ Project Inclusion
After spending 25 years building software products and serving as a vice president of engineering at Adobe, Karen Catlin witnessed a sharp decline in the number of women working in tech. Frustrated but galvanized, she knew it was time to switch gears. Today, Karen is a vocal advocate for…
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Prosperity Centers | Erick Brimen @ Project Inclusion
Erick Brimen is Managing Director at Neway, where he is involved in the creation of the best possible version of the world. Erick and his team believe that their work has the potential to make the world a better place. He presents a new approach of creating news cities by building centers of...
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Cory Manna | Culture trend spotter @ Project Inclusion
As a Director at sparks & honey, a cultural consultancy, it's Cory's job to identify cultural behavior at scale, understand the preferences and biases underpinning these cultural behaviors, and then shape client strategy that can effectively appeal to chosen cohorts in culturally relevant ways.
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Dorrie Rush @ Project Inclusion
Dorrie Rush is an accessibility evangelist, a writer, and for a long time you've been a very progressive proponent of universal access and inclusive design. She's the chief content officer at Ophthalmic Edge Patients (OE Patients) which is an online resource of practical information and…
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Expanding the horizon for women | Leslie Faerstein
Leslie Faerstein has over 40 years of experience in nonprofit administration. She also has a private psychotherapy practice in New York. Last but not least, she's the executive director at Amazing.community, a nonprofit organization that works towards expanding the horizon for women in work…
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Ashton Applewhite, Busting myths @ Project Inclusion
Listen to Ashton Applewhite, the acclaimed author of This chair rocks speaking to Fanny Krivoy @ Project Inclusion. Ashton wrote a Manifesto against Ageism, and she runs the blog of the same name. She has given various Ted Talks and has at spoken at the United Nations.
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72 and ready for an internship!
After a successful career in the financial world, and a very brief retirement, Paul tells us all about going back to work as an intern at Pfizer at 72 years young.
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Driving disruptive innovation | Frances West
Frances West, an internationally recognized thought leader around digital inclusion, shares the secret to driving disruptive innovation by removing barriers to technology. Having done this in her role as the first Chief Accessibility Officer at IBM and now by counseling start-ups and established...
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Everyone gets a voice | A conversation with Jennifer Brown
Learn all about how the amazing, Jennifer Brown -- award-winning entrepreneur and thought leader is changing the world one person, one business at a time.
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The Modern Elder @ Work | A conversation with Chip Conley
A riveting conversation with Chip Conley about his experiences – as both mentor and unexpected intern – at Airbnb, and why he believes the intergenerational exchange of wisdom is critical to the modern workplace and our society.
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ABOUT THIS SHOW
A podcast focused on telling real-life stories to broaden the definitions of inclusion, and get a deeper understanding of what inclusion in action looks like – from products, brands, and trends, to lifestyles, organizations, and cultures around the world.Find out more at https://projectinclusion.us
HOSTED BY
Fanny Krivoy & Mindy Eng
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