Transformational Leadership Development
Social change is difficult work over the long haul that requires powerful leaders. Through participation in Rockwood Institute’s Art of Leadership and Learn More
Transformational Leadership Development
These tools and resources provide a deeper understanding and suggested practices for helping leaders understand their purpose and core strength so they can be their most powerful selves.
Fundamentals
Tools
Finding Your Purpose: Tool for Transformational Leadership Development
Transformational Leadership–critical for real, lasting social transformation–is when a leader has cultivated the inner awareness to powerfully lead with her full potential. Learn More
Video
Grace Lee Boggs Fireside Chat – Convening 1 Clip 2
Grace Lee Boggs answers: What is the most personally transformative experience you've had as a movement activist? Learn More
Grace Lee Boggs Fireside Chat – Convening 1 Clip 5
Grace Lee Boggs answers: What is leadership and what does it mean to you? Learn More
Gloria Steinem & Salamishah Tillet Fireside Chat, Clip 2
Gloria Steinem and Salamishah Tillet share their transformative experiences as movement activists. Learn More
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