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What does intersectionality look like in today’s women’s movement?  Alicia explores with Teresa what it means to hold women of color at the center of today’s feminist agenda.

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Belma González supports leaders in the nonprofit sector, especially working with social justice activists committed to equity and inclusion. Her clients are diverse and courageous movement organizers, who transform themselves in service to changing the world. She utilizes the assets of race, class, and culture to expand awareness of the impact of power and privilege. Belma believes coaching skills should be accessible to anyone interested in making a difference in the world – whether as a certified coach or as a change agent. Besides facilitating Coaching for Transformation courses, Belma also leads Coaching for Community Transformation, a Leadership that Works program that builds connections, mobilizes groups, and supports social equity for all.

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Alicia has served in leadership positions at community-based organizations and in philanthropy for over 25 years and is currently Senior Vice President of Impact for United Way Worldwide. She is a certified executive coach has cultivated a coaching practice aimed at social justice activists – especially among women of color in non-profit organizations on issues such as leadership, transitions and life/work balance.

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