Belonging, justice, and leadership-these ideals fuel the heartbeat of democratic societies, many of which are teetering at the edge. In a decade marked by heightened awareness of systemic inequities nationally and globally, our societies must look disparity squarely in the eye.
Embedding belonging and justice into daily practice creates opportunities for better outcomes. This is vital for missions where the stakes are high-such as the difference between hungry and fed, sick and healthy, life and death.
Leadership can be thought of as a noun and a verb. As a noun, it represents a title-a role, a responsibility, such as director. As a verb, it embodies action-the methods and movement toward achieving a shared vision.
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