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From The Network: Rockwood’s New Podcast, Alum News, Job Postings, & More

By January 31, 2019April 2nd, 2019No Comments

Episode Transcript: Podcast Trailer

Take a breath. Let go of whatever you’re holding on to. Give yourself a moment to slow down and explore joyous, effective, transformative leadership with Rockwood’s new Leading From The Inside Out podcast. Bringing together the wisdom, inspiration, and practices of our over-7,000 alums and our 19 years providing leadership development in the social change world, Leading From The Inside Out podcast will shed light on the unspoken realities of creating a more just and equitable world. We’ll combine classic Rockwood practices and exercises with interviews and conversations with people all over the world working towards our collective liberation. So if you’re interested in fortifying your leadership, finding joy in your work, and connecting more deeply with your community, visit rockwoodleadership.org/podcast to learn more.

Yes, you heard that right – Rockwood is launching a podcast! The Leading From The Inside Out podcast will combine classic Rockwood curriculum with alum interviews and tips for leading from a place of love, grace, and power. Stay tuned (and subscribe to our email list) for info on how to subscribe!

The podcast is just the cherry on top of a great start to 2019. Virada Chatikul and Lucia Castañeda Kimble, two long-time staff members, were both named Associate Director of Programs. They’ll jointly oversee our awesome and hardworking Programs team, with Virada focusing on public programs like Art of Leadership while Lucia focuses on Rockwood’s many fellowships.

If you’re interested in working with the Programs team, we’re hiring! And if you want to know more about what’s been happening at Rockwood, check out our Year In Review blog post.

Alum in the News

Leadership Opportunities

Rockwood Community Call

India Harville

disability justice consultant, public speaker, somatics practitioner, and performance artist

April 25 | 12 PT / 3 ET

India Harville, African American female with long black locs, seated in her manual wheelchair wearing a long sleeveless green dress. Her service dog, Nico, a blond Labrador Retriever, has his front paws on her lap. He is wearing a blue and yellow service dog vest. They are outside with greenery behind them.