
Race in the Workplace is a thought-provoking podcast that explores the complexities of race, racism, and racial equity in the workplace. Join Dr. Joanna Shoffner Scott, an experienced organizational development consultant and the founder of the Stamey Street Consulting Group, as she provides practical guidance and insightful discussions for leaders. Whether you lead a nonprofit, philanthropy, or p... more
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 40 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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| Categories | Society & CultureBusiness | ||||

In the final episode of Season 3 of the podcast, "The Fullest Circle," host Joanna Shoffner Scott reflects on this season’s pivotal moments in her business while navigating the challenging landscape faced by nonprofits, government agencies, and found... more
Today's episode wraps up the series “Let’s Get REAL: Racial Equity for Adaptive Leaders” with Joanna Shoffner Scott and guest Anthony Armstrong from Make Communities. The episode explores the rapidly changing landscape of racial equity in organizatio... more
In this episode, "How to Lead When It Feels Like the World Is Burning Down," Joanna talks about the importance of leadership that is both self-reflective and team-focused, as leaders do the hard work of maintaining racial equity commitments in an ant... more
Personal growth for leaders is more than just a buzzword. It's a necessity for anyone striving to align their actions with their values. In this episode of the Race in the Workplace Podcast, host Joanna Shoffner Scott is joined by guest Anthony Armst... more
Much appreciate Joanna’s wisdom and sharing of tools for nonprofits working on equity. Plan to listen to every episode.
This podcast should be required listening for every leader in every industry. Dr. Shoffner Scott uses education, conversation, and empathy to shine a light on race in the workplace in a way that connects to the audience beyond the episode length.
Thank you Dr. Shoffner Scott! Really enjoyed how Sheri talked about what equity *really* looks like and the need to redefined what an “expert” is.








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