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How—and—Why to Listen Until Someone Feels Heard
By Dr. Adrienne Boissy Interrupting is a powerful urge. We want to quickly find out what we need to know and are eager to steer conversations in that direction. While this isn’t necessarily bad, most of us want people to listen to us when the tables turn. When that doesn’t happen, human nature leads us […]
Three Ways Businesses Can Improve Their Women’s Economic Empowerment Programs
By Linda Midgley & Marissa Wesely Many companies are spending millions of dollars to address issues of women’s economic empowerment across their value chains. These include efforts like Coca Cola’s 5by20 program seeking to economically empower 5 million women entrepreneurs by 2020, and Gap Inc.’s P.A.C.E. program, providing life skills training to women workers in its factories. These companies […]
5 Small Ways You Can Reduce Your Plastic Consumption
Originally written July 20, 2018 by Joseph Darius Jaafari The environmental nightmare that comes with our over-reliance on plastic products is no joke. So what can you do to help? We have a few ideas … It’s now in vogue to ditch plastic straws, with Starbucks and a handful of other retailers phasing out […]
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Knowing How We Live
Sullivan Faculty Fellow Pradip Malde uses art to inform and to transform his students and the world Pradip Malde is an artist, professor, and world traveler. His photography is held in collections at the Museum of the Art Institute in Chicago, Princeton University Museum, the Victoria & Albert Museum in London, Yale University Museum, and […]
A Treasure in King’s Crown
For 66 years, King University in Bristol, Tennessee, has had a treasure in its crown. Fittingly, her name is Jewel. Enter through the front door of the King Building, which houses the library and administrative offices, and you’ll find Jewel Bell peering over her desk, likely smiling. Don’t be deceived. Come to see the president […]
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While traveling in Argentina in 2006, TOMS Founder Blake Mycoskie witnessed the hardships faced by children growing up without shoes. Wanting to help, he created TOMS Shoes, a company that would match every pair of shoes purchased with a new pair of shoes for a child in need. One for One®. What began as a simple idea has evolved into a powerful business model that helps address need and advance health, education and economic opportunity for children and their communities around the world.