This is a compelling read for faith-based organizations and Christian philanthropies who are serious about justice. This book will support your journey in uprooting - through accountability and repair - the harms of white supremacy past and present that impact org cultures today.

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"How would our justice work look different if all involved were not sleep-deprived?" (p. 160, #RestisResistance)

Hersey reclaims rest as a birthright, postures rest as a justice issue, and names it as a form of reparations from generations of stolen labor. Rest is freeing and makes us truly human.

✨ Spotlight! ✨ We want to be sure we shine a light on Sariah Harmer's work as part of Radiate's team earlier this fall and celebrate her contributions. Sariah's creativity generated great research topics and social media posts at the intersection of #disability, #workplaceculture, and #leadership.

When was the last time you were trained on holding accessible events? Or requesting formal accommodations? If the answer is “I don’t know,” you’re not alone: research by DisabilityBelongs found that only 35% of employers surveyed in the nonprofit sector offered disability inclusion training.

As a nation, exploitation has been the source of much of our wealth. Yet, Edgar Villanueva sees "money as medicine" that can be used to restore balance, healing, and harmony. "Money should be a tool of love, to facilitate relationships, to help us thrive, rather than to hurt and divide" (p. 9).

Did you know that #disabled workers experience burnout at double the rate of their #nondisabled peers? Nearly 8 out of 10 #disabledworkers experience #burnout.

This #NDEAM let's hire, celebrate, and SUPPORT our talented disabled workers through workplace culture and systems change.

Fania Davis ensures that "restorative justice" is more than just rhetoric. Without connecting #restorativejustice with #racialjustice, the #statusquo of #power and disparity is maintained. What are ways you've connected restorative justice, racial justice, and org'l culture?

Aug. was a full one. Perfection isn't the goal so here's our book of the month even though it's Sep.

Healing Resistance applies Rev. Dr. MLK Jr.'s legacy to show that nonviolence isn't only about stopping harm, but also creating just systems of repaired relationships.

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Every thoughtful workplace leader needs to read Demystifying Disability by Emily Ladau. It's an approachable read that introduces people to key concepts and lived experiences by a wide array of #disabled individuals.

#disabilitypride #disabilityinclusion #thingsdisabledpeopleknow #ableismexists

These two small cloths bear witness to the significance of #parenting the next generation. My daughter wanted to ensure there was an #accessible entrance for me to be able to come to her future pretend home. At age 4, she knows that stairs are barriers to me so she made a “sidewalk” to #welcome me.