Reflecting the work of Enharmonic Encounters across B Certification, storytelling, translation and interpreting, and much more. Essentials by Enharmonic Encounters aims to inspire by disseminating the positive impact it is generating in the world.
Business in the Balance: Building a More Sustainable Future
Certified B Corporations exemplify a sustainable and prosperous future by embarking on a journey to continuously improve their social and environmental performance for economic inclusion and equity. Aligning with the pillars that define a Certified B Corporation could be part of what assures the future of business prosperity.
The Paucity of Black Leaders in the Brazilian Job Market
We must commit to driving transformation that leads to the development of robust, inclusive policies for the advancement of Black professionals in their careers. The first step in this endeavor is taking a deep dive into racism and diversity in Brazil. Through this exploration, we’ll encounter many social markers and powerful narratives that can confront the inequalities in the job market. Taking deliberate, meaningful action will be what transforms this reality.
Why The Fight for Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Must Continue in Brazil
Race and gender equity programs have made strides in increasing the inclusion of women in the workplace. However, not all women benefit equally. White women are still hired at a rate five times higher than Black women. To truly create diverse, inclusive, and equitable spaces, we must act swiftly to bridge these disparities. Unearthing these spaces involves leveling the playing field for women and understanding and addressing the complexities that affect women’s experiences and opportunities.
Carving Out Time to Save Your Life
Today, Joppy Momma’s Farm is making notable progress. Partnering with local restaurants and eateries, Kim and her team collect food scraps to use as composting material, which produces soil to grow crops. The farm grows all types of plants, greens, and vegetables: cilantro, rosemary, broccoli, cabbage, turnips, and carrots, to name but a few. All of it is organic. The farm also directs some of its yield to partners for their operations in food preparation and service.
My First Champions Retreat
When I arrived in Vancouver, British Columbia, this past March for my very first Champions Retreat, the initial reaction others had when they recognized me was heartwarming and comical. In addition to receiving many welcoming hugs, I shared a few chuckles with those surprised by my height. It was funny to imagine how the head-and-shoulders frame on Zoom can sometimes influence how we perceive others.