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Humanity @Work

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Feeling burned out or uncertain about your career? You're not alone. Our personal relationship with work has never been more complicated. But if there's one thing we *can* count on, it's change. Join Kristi Lodge, Senior Manager of Strategic Partnerships at PartnerHero, and world-leading experts as they discuss the opportunities and pitfalls of work in the 21st century — globalization, AI, entrepreneurship, leadership, surveillance, work/life balance, hybrid companies, and so much more. Through conversation, we can make work more humane, and help humans around the world achieve their professional goals.

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Episode thumbnail for 03 We Can't Afford to "Sanitize" the Legacy of Juneteenth (and What Came After)

August 26, 2024

03 We Can't Afford to "Sanitize" the Legacy of Juneteenth (and What Came After)

<p>A century before it became a federal holiday, the African American community has been celebrating the end of slavery in the U.S. on June 19, 1865. Juneteenth (also celebrated as Jubilee Day) commemorates the legal end of our country's most shameful period. But as we know, Black Americans did not achieve equality the day emancipation was finally enforced. In fact, the months and years directly after Juneteenth played a pivotal role in the segregation and criminalization of the Black community — history we still reckon with today.</p><p>This week on Humanity @Work, Kristi yields the floor to Tracy Ward, Chief People Officer with PartnerHero, and her guest Roger Crawford, an attorney and the Equal Employment Opportunity Director of Marin County, CA. Together, they explore the fascinating legacy of Juneteenth and the cultural, economic, and political forces that took hold immediately after.</p><p>Specifically, they focus on the brief "moment" of history when African Americans started to rebuild their schools, churches, and civil rights, only for that progress to by ripped away with the assassination of Abraham Lincoln and the ascension of president Andrew Johnson. This tumult, the reinstating of Confederate politicians, and the creation of so-called "Black Codes" set true equality back 100 years. They also discuss how a deep analysis of this often-overlooked period can benefit modern efforts for diversity, equity, and inclusion.</p> <p><p><i>Humanity @Work</i> is a production of <a href="https://www.partnerhero.com/" target="_blank">PartnerHero</a>.</p><p>Hosted by Kristi Lodge</p><p>Production assistance from Amber Parks</p><p>Produced by <a href="https://www.camerashymedia.com/" target="_blank">Matt Silverman</a></p></p>

Episode thumbnail for 02 How to Keep Online Platforms Safe for Everyone | Alice Hunsberger, Trust & Safety

July 22, 2024

02 How to Keep Online Platforms Safe for Everyone | Alice Hunsberger, Trust & Safety

The messy business of moderation.

Episode thumbnail for 01 Trust & Leadership: 3 Key Steps to Get Extraordinary Results From Any Team | Stacy Faulkenberry, Senior Policy Analyst / U.S. Army Special Operations

June 24, 2024

01 Trust & Leadership: 3 Key Steps to Get Extraordinary Results From Any Team | Stacy Faulkenberry, Senior Policy Analyst / U.S. Army Special Operations

<p>Accountability starts with yourself, and accepting that will change the entire dynamic of an organization. No one knows this better than Stacy Faulkenberry, who has served in leadership roles in the U.S. Army for 25 years, and continues to advise key defense organizations. In her line of work, trust is paramount, and often the difference between life and death.</p><p>So how can we map this military mindset to the civilian world? Hint: It has nothing to do with barking orders or doing push-ups.</p><p>In this episode, Kristi and Stacy go deep on how well-lead teams can produce results you can't even perceive yet, and why trust-deprived teams will incur a "personality cost" — your biggest expense, even if it doesn't show up on the P&L.</p><p>Also: Why Stacy joined the army at 17, the art of risk management, "death by PowerPoint," the curse of micromanagement, and why it's physically unhealthy for leaders to be unkind.</p><p>Listeners can contact Stacy directly via her email: missfaulkenberry@gmail.com</p> <p><p><i>Humanity @Work</i> is a production of <a href="https://www.partnerhero.com/" target="_blank">PartnerHero</a>.</p><p>Hosted by Kristi Lodge</p><p>Production assistance from Amber Parks</p><p>Produced by <a href="https://www.camerashymedia.com/" target="_blank">Matt Silverman</a></p></p>

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What is Humanity @Work?

Feeling burned out or uncertain about your career? You're not alone. Our personal relationship with work has never been more complicated. But if there's one thing we can count on, it's change.

Join Kristi Lodge, Senior Manager of Strategic Partnerships at PartnerHero, and world-leading experts as they discuss the opportunities and pitfalls of work in the 21st century — globalization, AI, entrepreneurship, leadership, surveillance, work/life balance, hybrid companies, and so much more.

Through conversation, we can make work more humane, and help humans around the world achieve their professional goals.

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This podcast updates weekly.

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