The Conscious Executive™
PROGRAM OVERVIEW
L4L staff members guide leaders and executives in a cohort experience designed to deepen their self-awareness about how white supremacy culture shows up in their mind, body, and spirit and how fear consciousness impacts others. Cohort members leave with an action plan and toolkit of protocols, strategies, and practices to better lead and manage across difference and cultivate a liberatory workplace culture where everyone thrives, innovates, and experiences belonging.
TARGET AUDIENCE
Develop individual leadership skills and organizational systems in a four-session virtual Executive Leadership Cohort designed for executive directors, performance managers, and talent executives who work in non-profits, school districts, and foundations. Experience a community of social impact-driven leaders committed to:
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Developing their emotional intelligence
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Healing from and dismantling white supremacy culture
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Building transformative relationships
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Co-creating a shared vision and action plan for a liberatory workplace culture
INTENDED IMPACT
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Strengthened and unprecedented organizational outcomes
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Healthier and more liberatory workplace culture
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Effective leadership and management
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Increase in leader and staff retention
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Decrease in leader and staff turnover
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Increase in staff morale and productivity
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Sharper emotional intelligence among leaders and managers
SKILLS AND COMPETENCIES
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People Leadership & Management
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Liberatory Strategic Planning
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Liberatory Communication
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Coaching
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Leading and managing across difference
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Inclusive Decision Making
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Giving & Receiving Balanced Feedback
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Emotional Intelligence
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Operationalizing Diversity, Racial Equity, Inclusivity, & Belonging
TOOLS
Participants will internalize and practice love consciousness using The Liberatory Culture Continuum™---a guide that demystifies the transition from anti-racism to liberatory culture through:
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Group coaching
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Consultancy protocols
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Office hours
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Affinity spaces
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Emotional and body intelligence practices