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NEW RELEASE: From Publishing to Purpose: Monica Ohlinger on Building Change Through Media - In this episode of the Something To Say Podcast https://lnkd.in/esg7iN6f, we sit down with Monica Ohlinger, President of Ohlinger Studios and Enlight Media, to explore her powerful journey from the publishing world to becoming a visionary media entrepreneur. We also talk about InContext, her groundbreaking video-based initiative, and how content can empower organizations to be a force for change. Specifically, the Women Rising production, "Overcoming Patriarchy in America," https://lnkd.in/epe8tCr2. This collection features six video-based online modules and a Facilitator Resource, focusing on the history of gender-based inequality in the United States. Don't forget — Something to Say has been nominated for Metro Philly's Best Blogger 2025! Vote daily at www.metrophillysbest.com!
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As a proud member of the Cherry Hill African American Civic Association it was an honor to attend the 5th Annual Juneteenth Parade & Festival. The event in partnership with Cherry Hill Township and the Cherry Hill Police Department is a vibrant celebration.
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Proud to join John Chin (Vice Chair) and my fellow board members of The Philadelphia Award to honor the 2025 award recipients: ➡ Dr. Alexis A. Thompson, Chief of the Division of Hematology and Elias Schwarz Endowed Chair ➡ Dr. Stephan A. Grupp, Section Chief of Cellular Therapy and Transplant, and Medical Director of the Kelly Center for Cancer Immunotherapy at Children's Hospital of Philadelphia (CHOP). Congratulations! The Philadelphia Award recognizes individuals whose exceptional leadership, innovation, and service strengthen Philadelphia’s communities and inspire meaningful impact.
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Join "A LIVE Prompt" – Every Wednesday at 5:55 PM This one is going to be great! Wednesday, June 25th, at 5:55 pm on YouTube, Facebook, and the ALIVE Podcast Network® streaming channels. Greg DeShields, CHE, CDE, Host and Producer of Something To Say https://somethingtosaywithgregdeshields.com/, joins Eboni Stiff, Host and Producer of Speak Now Never Hold Your Peace Podcast https://lnkd.in/gNSdMwjp "What keeps you going when things are falling apart?" Be there @alivepodcastapp
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Excited to attend The 104th Philadelphia Award tomorrow June 18, 2025 at the Liberty View Visitor Center, honoring Dr. Alexis A. Thompson and Dr. Stephan A. Grupp. The Philadelphia Award, one of the region’s highest civic honors, celebrates individuals whose work has profoundly strengthened and uplifted the community. https://lnkd.in/gUbPju2
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NEW RELEASE: Bonus Episode! Workforce Development, AI & Social Impact: A Conversation with Kristin Mayo https://lnkd.in/esg7iN6f In this episode we sit down with Kristin Mayo, the founder and executive director of Community Nexus, a dynamic leader bridging community development, education, and technology. We delve into her personal journey, the origins of her passion for inclusive workforce solutions, and her bold leadership approach.
Kristin shares how her strategy as the driving force behind the upcoming 2025 Workforce Development Conference, taking place June 27th at Marist University https://lnkd.in/gZ_m_DJ5. We also explore the rising demand for AI training, what’s “Beyond the Hype,” and why this conference isn’t just an event—it’s a call to action.
Whether you're a business owner, community advocate, or just curious about how tech and social equity intersect, this episode offers both inspiration and practical insight.
🎧 Tune in now and learn how you can be part of the movement for real, sustainable workforce change.
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Thank you NAAAHR New Jersey for hosting a relevant and resourceful program last night at Swahili Village in Newark, NJ (awesome location). A big congratulations to Edina Brown envisioning the subject "Black Professionals the Future of Human Resources and DEI". It was a honor to join the expertise of Zoe (Adefunke) Bogan, Dr. Cliff Freemanand Natalie Robinson, MA. My takeaway it is about #community, #collaboration and enhancing your #expertise.
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It was a pleasure to once again fulfill my civic duty as a New Jersey poll worker during yesterday’s Primary Elections. Congratulations to all the winners—I look forward to the November General Election. I also had a wonderful experience sharing my district station with a young college junior studying International Government. I’m truly inspired for the future!
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BONUS EPISODE Something To Say with Greg DeShields Podcast, we are thrilled to sit down with the dynamic Edina Brown — a powerhouse communicator, facilitator, and community leader. As Vice President of Philanthropic and Community Engagement for the NAAAHR New Jersey Chapter, Edina brings a wealth of experience in public office, corporate training, and nonprofit leadership. https://lnkd.in/esg7iN6f
We delve into her journey from public service to communication coaching, explore how miscommunication impacts leaders at all levels, and discover why she believes connection is the key to thriving careers and strong communities. Edina opens up about personal growth, parenting, and even her admiration for Prince!
Plus, we give you the inside scoop on NAAAHR’s upcoming event, “The Future of Work for Black Professionals,” happening June 10th in Newark. https://lnkd.in/e5jaMp3k
Finally, don’t forget to vote for us for Best of Philly Metro https://lnkd.in/eGVxPzpj Arts and Entertainment - Philly Blogger
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I'm just registered for Pride Under Pressure: How to Create a Safe Workplace for LGBTQ+ Employees. Join me there: https://lnkd.in/eGn429Yb
Over the last six months, anxiety and stress have climbed, especially for people in the hashtag#LGBTQ+ community. During hashtag#PrideMonth, join TDM for a thoughtful conversation about workplace well-being in a hostile climate. Leaders have little control over outside events, but they can create psychologically safe and supportive work environments. We’ll explore how organizations can provide support for LGBTQ+ employees, even as external support is eroding.
The panel will discuss: - How to respond to current events that impact workplace well-being - How to demonstrate authentic allyship - Intersectional needs of Gen Z employees who identify as LGBTQ+ - How ERGs can boost belonging and provide crucial support - Helpful LGBTQ+ resources
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I am honored to join Dr. Cliff Freeman and Zoe (Adefunke) Bogan for an insightful discussion on “The Future of Work for Black Professionals,” hosted by NAAAHR New Jersey at Swahili Village on June 10th. Together, we will explore how to effectively navigate job cuts, respond to the rollback of DEI initiatives, and foster resilience in the face of a shifting workplace landscape. https://lnkd.in/e5jaMp3k
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SkĂĄl Philadelphia, what a great evening joining SkĂĄl International Greater Washington, D.C. at New Heights Restaurant featuring Shawn Townsend, President & CEO Restaurant Association Metropolitan Washington. Thank you Ana G. Lopez, Laura Mandala, Barry Biggar, Carolyn E. Howell and Emma Keserich for your incredible hospitality friendship.
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Proud to be an active member of the Cherry Hill African American Civic Association and join the vibrant Juneteenth celebration Saturday, June 21st at Croft Farm, Cherry Hill. The program, in partnership with Cherry Hill Township and the Cherry Hill Police Department, commemorates June 19, 1865, the day when enslaved Americans received word of their freedom in Galveston, Texas, two years after the Emancipation Proclamation. https://chaaca.org/event/chaaca-juneteenth-2025/
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