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Our mission is to help communities become more inclusive. State of Inclusion podcast

10/07/2025

In this episode, I'll take you along with me on some of my local journeys as others and I work to build a more inclusive and equitable community right where we live. This is the first in a series of episodes focused on the issue of immigration justice. At a time when our nation feels so divided on this issue, you'll hear how a small group of community members is working to make a difference by starting "close in." Village Engage

https://www.theinclusivecommunity.com/start-close-in-immigration-justice/

18/06/2025

What’s giving you hope these days? Here is Shelby Cohen’s answer. More from Shelby and others in full episode: https://www.theinclusivecommunity.com/how-are-you-doing-voices-from-the-field/

22/05/2025

How are you doing? If you’re concerned about the state of and in your and across the country, this episode is for you.

https://www.theinclusivecommunity.com/how-are-you-doing-voices-from-the-field/

15/05/2025

If you're concerned about the state of equity and inclusion in your community and across the country, this episode is for you.

Listen now: https://www.theinclusivecommunity.com/how-are-you-doing-voices-from-the-field/

06/03/2025

On this episode, we talk about civic health and community building with Leslie Garvin of North Carolina Campus Engagement

https://www.theinclusivecommunity.com/building-civic-health-building-community/

28/02/2025

What role can you play within your community? Michael Cooper on https://www.theinclusivecommunity.com/finding-connection-purpose-and-community/

13/02/2025

In this episode, we’ll hear about one person’s journey to nurture connection and community in their hometown and about using Civic Saturdays as a vehicle to bring people together. Along the way, we’ll explore stories and insights that remind us all just how important a sense of community can be. We’ll also share a few ideas about what we can do to foster and grow community in our own backyard. Citizen University

Listen here: https://www.theinclusivecommunity.com/finding-connection-purpose-and-community/

07/02/2025

In November, Emma Winiski and I led a breakout session at the Government Alliance on Race and Equity (GARE) annual conference in St. Louis, Missouri. Our Session was titled Building for All: Connecting Inclusive Practices to Improve the Built Environment and Beyond. In this episode, you'll hear an overview of our Six Practices for Building a More Inclusive Community, and Emma will share how Oklahoma City applies Inclusive Practices to its built environment. Race Forward Listen here: https://www.theinclusivecommunity.com/building-for-all/

16/01/2025

More great episodes will be coming in 2025, but I wanted to start the year by reflecting on 2024. Looking back on the rich discussions we had on the State of Inclusion podcast this past year, I saw three key themes. Listen to find out what they were: https://pod.link/1448430214/episode/fe1f7a92a6d6b46bbdb5b49bad243c59

11/12/2024

Have you wondered how we can create a local economy that works for everyone? I believe it happens when we make different choices. Different choices in how we show up in our communities, in how and where we shop, what we buy, what we build, and how we invest.

This episode is about someone who decided to show up and make a difference in their community by choosing to put their time and money where their heart is and creating a way for others to join them in that work. Enjoy this episode with Sibley Simon of New Way Homes, originally featured on the LIFT Economy's Next Economy Now podcast: https://www.theinclusivecommunity.com/a-new-way-to-fund-and-build-affordable-housing/

04/11/2024

If you wonder how to build a stronger and more cohesive community in these divided times, this episode is for you. In this episode with Shamichael Hallman of Urban Libraries Council, we will discuss the role community libraries can and do play as a key part of our social infrastructure.

https://www.theinclusivecommunity.com/meet-me-at-the-library/

11/10/2024

How can we co-create a more just, compassionate, vibrant, and inclusive economy? In this interview, Judy Wicks shares how the Circle of Aunts & Uncles in Philadelphia does just that as they invest in and support local entrepreneurs. In our discussion, Judy goes even further to help us understand how supporting local businesses can build a more sustainable future for our community. https://www.theinclusivecommunity.com/local-investing-a-circle-of-aunts-and-uncles/

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