Impact vs. Intention: The Importance of Collaboration When Dismantling Structural Racism

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Description of Talk:
Dr. Deborah Stroman, an entrepreneur and instructor at the University of North Carolina Gillings School of Global Public Health, will provide an analysis and historical context to structural racism in the United States. The What? Now What? and So What? continues to haunt and disturb social justice advocates who operate within or partner with institutions. This session is designed to spark curiosity, foster dialogue, and present a clear understanding of the individual and organizational challenges of racial healing and collaborative decision-making. In addition, the importance of language and communication will be addressed to foster understanding and belonging in organizations. Dr. Stroman has more than 30+ years of experience and practice in leadership strategies and race and racism analysis. She teaches racial equity curriculum as a core faculty member of the Health Equity, Social Justice, and Human Rights graduate program. Her consulting clients include the National Institutes of Health, major universities, municipalities, and corporations across the country.

Deborah Stroman Bio: Dr. Deborah Stroman is an enthusiastic entrepreneur and educator at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. Her instructional focus and experience lie in the leadership domains of Equity, Entrepreneurship, and Sport Business. Highly motivated to share her journey and life lessons, Stroman is a national speaker committed to real talk and strategies that engender intention, change, and innovation. For more information, go to www.dstroman.com.

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