In this enlightening episode of 'Top 5 DEI,' Dr. J engages in a profound dialogue on diversity, equity, inclusion, and justice with esteemed guest Aaron Ireland, a distinguished educator and founder of a not-for-profit organization offering educational workshops and tutoring to Chicago's youth. Aaron brings his wealth of experience to the discussion, shedding light on the intricate intersection of race, equity, and education while emphasizing the critical importance of fostering a sense of belonging for every individual.

As the conversation unfolds, Aaron shares his journey to social justice and the transformative power of education as a catalyst for activism. Delving into the challenges faced by minorities in accessing equitable education resources and opportunities, Aaron offers invaluable insights into the role of education in promoting equity. The dialogue explores the impact of environment, culture, and representation in shaping educational experiences and underscores the significance of non-traditional sports and belief in achieving success.

Listeners are treated to thought-provoking discussions on the power of academics, the struggle with elitism in education, and the vision for fostering inclusive communities. Through personal anecdotes and reflections, Aaron and Dr. J delve into the human aspect of DEI practices, the pain of discrimination, and the hope for a racism-free future. From the importance of support systems to the impact of policies on communities, this episode offers a comprehensive exploration of equity in education and the quest for a more just and inclusive society.

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In this insightful episode of the Top 5 DEI Podcast, Dr. J sits down for a compelling interview with Taylor Coward, a dedicated Chicago teacher, diversity advocate, and co-host of the 'When Magic Happens' podcast by WBEZ Chicago. Taylor takes listeners on a journey through her path into social justice and activism, drawing from her experiences as a substitute teacher in both public and private schools in Chicago. The conversation delves into Taylor's transition into podcasting and her unique perspective as a Gen Z representative on 'When Magic Happens,' a podcast featuring three Black women from distinct generations.

From discussing diversity, equity, and inclusion in education, government, and media, Taylor offers valuable insights and reflections. As the conversation unfolds, listeners gain a deeper understanding of Taylor's experiences with vulnerability in podcasting, the influence of her identity on her work, and even a glimpse into her daily work routine.

In a delightful twist, Taylor opens up about her top five favorite desserts, sparking a sweet exploration into unique dessert recipes. From the tantalizing allure of Key Lime Pie to surprising dessert choices, vintage recipes, and even a dive into old school salads, this episode is a delightful blend of insightful discussions and tasty treats.

The episode concludes with a Q&A session, touching on topics like diversity and inclusion in the workplace. As the conversation wraps up, listeners are left with a wealth of knowledge, inspiration, and a deeper appreciation for the multifaceted world of Taylor Coward. Don't miss this engaging episode that seamlessly weaves together education, activism, and the joy of desserts.

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In this episode of Top 5 DEI podcast, Dr. Jason Lambert, aka Dr. J, engages in an insightful conversation with Dr. Joseph Scott Gladstone, an assistant professor of management at Washington State University's Everett campus. Dr. Gladstone's research delves into culturally relevant management education, with a focus on the synergy between Western management science and Native American and Indigenous Peoples cultures.

With a background that spans across academia and Native American philosophy, Dr. Gladstone's work pioneers the exploration of transplanar wisdom, a foundational philosophy of Native American and Indigenous Peoples. This philosophy offers unique insights into organization management, efficiency, and ethics, fostering discussions that bridge diverse management approaches.

Listeners will gain insights into Dr. Gladstone's published research, which has appeared in esteemed journals such as Academy of Management Learning & Education, Leadership, and more. Notably, he is a co-editor of "American Indian Business: Principles and Practice," a pioneering text that brings Indigenous perspectives into the realm of general management.

Dr. J delves into Dr. Gladstone's instrumental role in founding the Native and Indigenous Peoples Caucus in the Academy of Management, an initiative advocating for Native and Indigenous management epistemology. Dr. Gladstone's unique background as an enrolled member of the Blackfeet Tribe of Montana and recognized Nez Perce descendant adds a profound layer to his perspectives on management and education.

Tune in to this episode to gain insights into the intersection of diverse cultural perspectives and modern management practices. Dr. Joseph Scott Gladstone's expertise, dedication, and pioneering work offer a wealth of knowledge for DEI professionals, educators, and anyone interested in the dynamic integration of Indigenous wisdom into management education.

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