Compelling Conversations on Allyship: Speak Up, Not Over

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Janet M. Stovall and Michaela Simpson discuss how genuine allies can examine their intentions and use their privilege to advocate for change.

Recently, Michaela Simpson, NLI’s global director of research, joined Janet M. Stovall, NLI’s global head of diversity, equity and inclusion, to discuss how allies can advocate for change, stay humble and avoid unintentionally taking too much space. In the final part of this three-part series, they explore how a growth mindset can help allies lift up others as they work to elevate equity.

Missed the other parts? Check out part one and part two.

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