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The Intersection is a podcast program about intersectionality, identity, personal and professional journeys, the abundance mindset, hope, and more. Host Zhou Fang, an immigrant and an intersectionality practitioner, along with show guests, share about the paths and stories that led to who they are today. Zhou lives in Portland, Oregon and her guests are from around the world. Zhou can be reached at [email protected]
Previously, the program was called From the Roundabout. All 10 previous episodes can be found here, as well.
Previously, the program was called From the Roundabout. All 10 previous episodes can be found here, as well.
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Kate Rotondo is the founder and lead artist of Equal Clay, an independent art studio that uses art to "raise awareness about workplace and domestic financial abuse, interrogate the systems that harm survivors, and help others build financial resilience." In this open, raw, and hopeful conversation, Kate talks about her personal experience with pay disparity, how she tried to fight back and get justice, and why she's using art, ceramics, and storytelling to continue her work towards pay transparency and pay equity. Follow and work with Kate: https://equalclay.com/https://www.instagram.com/equalclay/
Dominic Kuklawood didn't want to talk about his day job. He wanted to talk about community and allyship. In this honest, candid, and fun conversation, Dominic talks about his discovery of community in Portland, his involvement and leadership in community, his ongoing practice of active allyship and connecting with people, as well as his understanding of social responsibility and civic engagement. We left this conversation feeling hopeful and energized. Give it a listen. Find Dominic: https://www.linkedin.com/in/dominickuklawood/Follow Dominic's event page: https://luma.com/PortlandStartupEvents
Dr. Kirk Adams is the managing director of Innovative Impact, and the executive director of Institute for Sustainable Diversity and Inclusion (ISDI). In this interview, Dr. Adams talks about his upbringing as a blind child and how his lived experience shaped his advocacy and philosophy for people with disability. Dr. Adams sees accessibility and inclusion not only as the right things to do, but also, importantly, strategic advantages for businesses and organizations. " I define culture (as) that's the way we do things around here." - Dr. Kirk Adams. I recommend everyone who cares about disability advocacy and inclusion listen to this conversation. Dr. Adams Website: https://drkirkadams.com/LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/kirkadamsphd/
Ella Dawley is the author of Guerrilla Mode, a workbook for strategic liberation and empowered action. In this educational interview, Ella introduces the 5 pillars of Guerrilla Mode, the importance of self-advocacy and strategic masking, as well as self grounding and regulation. To learn more about Guerrilla Mode and Ella's work:Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/ella_dawleyLinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/elladawley TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@ella_dawleyWebsite: www.elladawley.com
You Qi (尤琦) is a multidisciplinary artist based in Portland, Oregon. She is also a designer, an active community member, and a dreamer. In this culturally rich conversation, Qi shares her experience as a Chinese and an American artist, a community project leader (the Lone Fir Cemetery Project), and a culturally specific radio host (Kung Pao Hour). She talks about how "artist always reflect the time we living" and "radio is home". It is a very Chinese, also very American conversation. Find Qi in Portland: https://youqiartproject.org/ Chinese cemetery memorial at Lone Fir Garden: https://www.oregonmetro.gov/projects/chinese-cemetery-memorial-lone-fir-gardenKung Pao Hour: https://www.pdxlostandfound.org/kung-pao-hour
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