The Curly Girls Guide to Belonging, a VAST Taste of Original Thinking podcast
Michelle Sherman • August 28, 2021
Please join Michelle Purnell Hepburn, as she riffs with Michelle Sherman on Inclusion Related issues of substance
As Director of Equity and Inclusion for the heartfelt Seattle Foundation, Michelle Purnell-Hepburn brings cross-industry verve, wisdom and insight to our vibrant VAST chat, rant and rave about Belonging.
Enjoy sharing in our stories and inclusion insights from the diverse vantage point of two curly girls, from different coasts and backgrounds who joyfully generate enthusiasm about how beautiful life is, and we are.
To belong to ourselves is our goal for we do not need to look outside for what is already wonderful about each of us.
Join us to elevate the level of discourse about human diversity with two “Curly Girls” who have lived and seen a lot.
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