The Future of Work is Diverse, Inclusive, Just and Equitable
GlobalMindED closes the equity gap by creating a capable, diverse talent pipeline through connections to role models, mentors, internships for low-income students, returning adults, First Gen to college and inclusive leaders who teach them, work with them and hire them.
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Yesterday, I was at the United Nations for the Women’s Economic Luncheon, sponsored by our partner, FSUN with Bloomberg Philanthropy and Citi Private Wealth. The gathering focused on the power of women’s financial capacity to improve the world. During the keynote, when Patricia Harris, CEO of Bloomberg Philanthropies was speaking, someone yelled out, “The Queen is dead.” We all took the next few minutes in silence to reflect on this woman of impact, as women and as women world leaders. Eleanor, next to me, herself from London, said most British people never knew their lives without Queen Elizabeth. She was understandably emotional.
May the Queen Rest In Peace, may our colleagues in the United Kingdom and around the world receive our love and prayers of thanks for this woman, this great country and the new leadership of King Charles III as he takes her throne on the world stage.
Carol Carter
Founder and CEO, GlobalMindED
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GlobalMindED hosts monthly Equity Events to enable courageous conversations led by diverse leaders. You can find these on our website in Higher Education, K-12 Education, STEM, Health. Please join us in September for:
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What is Hispanic Heritage Month? And What Does it Mean for Equity, Justice, Opportunity, and Culture? Higher Education Equity Event, September 20, 4:00 ET
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Safe from the Gate Empowering Kids to Make Better Decisions Online K-12 Equity Event, September 21, 4:00 ET
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Barrier Breaking to Engineering and STEM for Diverse Students STEM Equity Event, September 22, 4:00 ET
Details, registration, and bios below.
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Higher Education Equity Event, Get Comfortable Being Uncomfortable Conversation: What is Hispanic Heritage Month? And What Does it Mean for Equity, Justice, Opportunity, and Culture? September 20th at 4:00 ET
Dr. Ryan Ross; Student Affairs Equity and Inclusion for CCCS, CEO Urban Leadership Foundation of CO leads the discussion with guests:
Crestina Martinez; Long Term Recovery & Major Initiatives Director Adams County Government
Bios: Dr. Ryan Ross, Associate Vice Chancellor Student Affairs, Equity, & Inclusion Colorado Community College System. An educator, speaker, and actualization coach, Dr. Ross is committed to access, equity, and the development of leaders. After fourteen years of educational work, Ross transitioned from executive leadership at the Community College of Denver to become Regional Manager for Mobilization for the American Petroleum Institute. There, he is focused on STEM awareness in students and building workforce opportunities in the energy industry for women, minorities, and veterans.
Mariana Del Hierro, Executive Director, Re:Vision. Mariana works with people in economically marginalized neighborhoods to develop resident leaders, cultivate community food systems, and create an economy owned and led by the community. Before Re:Vision, she worked for a decade in the public health field developing strategies and partnerships to advance health and racial equity in Phoenix and Denver with the City of Phoenix, UCDenver, CDPHE, and Denver Health. Mariana began her career as an immigrant rights community organizer and organizes strategies for community resilience in all her roles.
Dr. Roberto Montoya, Chief Educational Equity Officer Colorado Department of Higher Education. Dr. Montoya promotes a vision of an inclusive Colorado higher education community that is deliberately erasing persistent equity gaps in educational attainment across all demographics. Roberto has worked at all levels of the educational system, including the University of Colorado Denver, where he was an instructor and researcher focused on educational equity and justice in public schools and higher ed. Recently, he worked at Race Forward as regional manager for the Government Alliance on Race and Equity, where he guided mayors, city managers, city councils, and appointed officials in establishing policies focused on equity
Crestina Martinez, Long Term Recovery & Major Initiatives Director Adams County Government. As director, Ms. Martinez’s focus is to help Adams County remain in the top five counties nationally in job growth, emphasizing the county’s long-term recovery. Crestina recently served as chief of staff to Lt. Governor Dianne Primavera and as a member of Gov. Jared Polis’ senior staff. Her experience serving in multiple roles throughout state agencies, including as a regional manager in the Colorado Department of Local Affairs, provided her with extensive experience in community development and recovery efforts.
Rachel Garcia Chief Executive Officer, Colectiva. Rachel is a founding member of Colectiva, a collective of creatives that curate culturally inspired experiences that elevate and promote Latino Creatives via culture, art and cuisine. Their mission is to reclaim Latino culture and to ensure creatives are compensated fairly. She is also a founding member and curator of Calaveras en mi Ciudad, a mobile calaveras exhibit celebrating the traditions of dia de los muertos. Rachel currently serves as Chair of the Board of Directors of Artisti-co, Vice Chair of the Mexican Cultural Center, is a Member of the Board of Directors for Latinas First Foundation.
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K-12 Equity Event, Safe from the Gate Empowering Kids to Make Better Decisions Online, September 21st at 4:00 ET
Erika Twani CEO & Co-Founder Learning One to One leads the discussion with guests:
Amr Yehia Operations Director, The Digital School
Register here
Bios: Erika Twani CEO & Co-Founder Learning One to One. A learning enthusiast, Erika is focused on a better world built by humans with practical, useful skills, and purpose in life. At Learning One to One, she explores ways to foster human achievement through Relational Learning based on applied neuroscience, psychology, philosophy, pedagogy, and technology. Her philosophy is to simplify complex concepts and make them useful for everyone. Erika has advised government officials and education leaders around the world on the use of technology in education, and has touched the lives of over 100,000 students.
Paul Castro Superintendent, A+UP Charter School. As an educator, Paul is committed to building schools that care about each child, help them to become their best selves, and meet their personal unlimited potential. A+UP is where Paul’s passion for blending personal development meets his drive to achieve academic growth for all kids. In his 26-year career, he has taught high school English, been the principal of four schools in Houston ISD, and worked at KIPP Houston as head of schools. Three of his HISD schools earned Recognized status from the state. The fourth was a school that had failed for 5 years. Paul and his team were able to improve the academic achievement enough to get the school turned around in one year.
Dr. Liz Sweigart Chief Product and Strategy Officer, Safe Kids AI. Dr. Sweigart is business leader with more than 20 years of experience in strategy, economics, and leadership. At Safe Kids AI, she empowers children to be safe online by helping them make better decisions. Previously, she was a partner in PwC’s Global Structuring practice in Houston. With her passion for technology and social entrepreneurship, Liz advises advise and coach executives and Boards of companies ranging from startups to publicly traded multinationals in various industry sectors. I’m interested in fostering environments where human beings can thrive and flourish. Liz is a frequent author and speaker on mental wellness and mental health, especially at work and online.
Amr Yehia Operations Director, The Digital School. The Digital School's vision is to drive the frontiers of digital learning to empower underserved communities towards a brighter future, with the mission of providing contextualized and validated education opportunities guided by innovative digital ecosystems and partnerships to improve access and learning outcomes.
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STEM Equity Event, Barrier Breaking to Engineering and STEM for Diverse Students,
September 22, 2022 4:00 PM ET
Dr. Steve Efe Asst. Professor, Civil Engineering Morgan State University leads the discussion with guests:
Dr. Janne Hall Adjunct Professor, Dept. of Engineering Texas Southern University
Janelle Mason Graduate Student, Computer Science North Carolina A&T State University
Bios: Dr. Steve Efe Asst. Professor, Department of Civil Engineering Morgan State University. Dr. Efe’s interests include education research, adaptive materials and construction techniques, high performance material testing, and computational mechanics. Steve’s education research is geared towards improving competitive advantages for minority engineering students. He is a PI for the e4usa+FIRST program, working to democratize engineering education. He is also a PI for projects such as Developing Transportation Engineers for Industry and Autonomous Robotic System for Damage Detection, both aiming to prepare future workforce in the transportation field.
Dr. Janne Hall Adjunct Professor, Dept. of Engineering Texas Southern University. Dr. Hall teaches electrical and computer engineering courses, and is a committee member for implementation of new engineering programs. Janne worked as a RF (Radio Freq.) Engineer in cellular communications optimizing performance of cell towers. She is part of the inaugural cohort for the NSF and ASEE eFellow Postdoctoral Fellowship program, researching ways to achieve racial equity and alleviate barriers to success for underrepresented groups across academia and industry. Research interests include cybersecurity for critical infrastructures in the U.S.
Janelle Mason Graduate Student, Computer Science North Carolina A&T State University. Ms. Mason is a PhD Candidate in the NC A&T Dept. of Computer Science. Her research interests include cybersecurity, cyber-identity, biometrics, data science, machine learning, uncertainty, the Semantic Web and knowledge representation, the Internet of Things, privacy, and multi-agent systems. She has over 20 publications in peer-reviewed conferences and journals, and has had opportunities to present her research throughout the United States and Europe. Janelle has twice participated as a Young Researcher in the Heidelberg Laureate Forum.
Tiresius Johnson Student Southwestern Indian Polytechnic Institute
Kimera Peterson Civil Engineering student Morgan State University
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GlobalMindED Resolve to Solve Series, Special Satellite Event Georgia Institute of Technology
Friday November 4th
Partial list of speakers includes:
Guy Primus; CEO, Valence Community, Founding Member, BONDS Network
Ken Epps; serial entrepreneur, GlobalMindED Executive Leadership Council
Schedule:
8:00am-9:00am: Continental Breakfast and Networking
9:00am-3:00pm: Program; 3 Plenaries, 3 Breakout sessions, lunch is included
3:00pm-4:00pm: Networking Reception with refreshments
Each college can send a minimum of two people, one academic leader or cabinet member, and a maximum of eight delegates per college.
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SAVE the DATE 2023: June 7 Inclusive Leader Awards Dinner
First Gen Leadership Program
June 8, 9 GlobalMindED Conference
2023 Denver, Colorado
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June 2022 Conference Summary in Photos and Videos
We had an inspiring conference in June after two years of virtual gatherings due to COVID. If you missed that, you can still be a part of the experience through the photos from the 2022 GlobalMindED conference, as well as seeing the complete program for connections and inspiration.
Video remarks:
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Honoring the 2022 Inclusive Leader Award Winners. Please see their stories:
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Early Childhood - Ralph Smith, Managing Director, The Campaign for Grade-Level Reading
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K-12 - Dr. Michael Hinojosa, Superintendent, Dallas Independent School District
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Higher Education - Dr. Michael J. Sorrell, President, Paul Quinn College
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Government - Terry Allbritton, Executive Director, Diversity, Equity & Inclusion, Veterans Health Admin
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Health & Wellness - Dr. Jandel Allen-Davis, President and CEO, Craig Hospital
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Banking & Finance - Tina Byles Williams, Founder and CEO, Xponance
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Energy & Sustainability - José Zayas, Executive Vice President, Policy & Programs, American Council on Renewable Energy (ACORE)
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Space & Aerospace - Everett Thomas, Sr., Major General USF (ret), Vice President, Lockheed Martin
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Technology - Jesse Carrillo, Chief Innovation Officer, Howard Hughes Corporation
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Entrepreneurship - James Rhee, Founder, red helicopter
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Media & Arts - Curtis Symonds, CEO, HBCU GO TV
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Foundations & Funders - Alvin Warren, Vice President of Career Pathways and Advocacy, LANL Foundation
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Non-Profit - Dr. Temple Grandin, Professor of Animal Science, Colorado State University, Temple Grandin School
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Leadership & Equity - Sarah EchoHawk, CEO, American Indian Science and Engineering Society
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Global Impact - Eric S. Yuan, CEO, Zoom Video Communications
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