by Dr. Xuan Wang-Wolf
The Rise Up podcast series invite you to join a community of leaders, mentors, and peers from various industries sharing the same goal of people empowerment and social justice advocacy through their lived experiences. We, the people, are kaleidoscopic. We, the people, represent different cultures. We, the people, are united in solidarity with one another. We, the people, are the future.
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July 29, 2021
<p>In Episode 11, we feature Dr. Anjali Bhagra, Professor of Medicine, and Medical Director, Office of Equity, Inclusion and Diversity at the Mayo Clinic. She talks about identity-induced stress; how causation, perception, and intersectionality result in different kinds of stress; healthy aging via happiness and mindfulness, and how best to build resilience to manage stress and anxiety. She also shares what it means to be an advocate and discusses her leadership in advocacy work at the Mayo Clinic.</p> <p>Rise Up: AAPI Excellence is a podcast devoted to celebrating the experiences, challenges, and successes of all Asian, Asian American, Native Hawaiian, and Pacific Islander community.</p> <p>*Stock music provided by wolfgangwoehrle, from Pond5</p>
July 23, 2021
<p>In Episode 10, we feature William Liao, Director of Operations at Indiana University’s Crisis Technologies Innovation Lab. We talk about utilizing research and technology to deal with crises and his creation of the 1 Idea: Daily Sparks Podcast. He shares his experience with the constant reminder of being an outsider growing up in America; persistent stereotypes he has encountered; the myth of the invisible, replaceable Asian, and the bamboo ceiling. He also shares his passion for photography and how photography best serves as a tool to evoke empathy.</p> <p>Rise Up: AAPI Excellence is a podcast devoted to celebrating the experiences, challenges, and successes of all Asian, Asian American, Native Hawaiian, and Pacific Islander community.</p> <p>*Stock music provided by wolfgangwoehrle, from Pond5</p>
July 22, 2021
<p>In Episode 9, we feature Sue Ann Hong, President & CEO, Center for Asian Pacific American Women, (CAPAW). We talk about the stereotypes surrounding AAPI women and women of color in general; the importance of taking control of your career path and aligning it with the interests of the organization; how to build credibility and relationships through allyship; strategies on how to build allyship, and how not to become pigeonholed as your career progresses. She also shares five inspirational keys to success that will benefit anyone.</p> <p>Rise Up: AAPI Excellence is a podcast devoted to celebrating the experiences, challenges, and successes of all Asian, Asian American, Native Hawaiian, and Pacific Islander community.</p> <p>*Stock music provided by wolfgangwoehrle, from Pond5</p>
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The Rise Up podcast series invite you to join a community of leaders, mentors, and peers from various industries sharing the same goal of people empowerment and social justice advocacy through their lived experiences.
We, the people, are kaleidoscopic. We, the people, represent different cultures. We, the people, are united in solidarity with one another. We, the people, are the future.
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