• Ep. 4 - Women Leading the Charge in Community Development | Buffalo Futures Getting Ahead Podcast

  • Mar 13 2024
  • Length: 42 mins
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Ep. 4 - Women Leading the Charge in Community Development | Buffalo Futures Getting Ahead Podcast

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  • In this empowering episode, we honor Women's History Month by spotlighting the contributions of influential women in the community. Our hosts, Leah and Tiara Parker, join guests Stephanie Peete and Dymone Barnwell to delve into various topics impacting today's society.

    - Celebrating influential women’s impact on our lives, with nods to historical figures and personal role models like mothers and public figures.

    - Exploring the double-edged sword of social media’s influence on young women, its pressures, and its inspirational potential.

    - A candid discussion on the additional challenges black women face in professional settings and the importance of fair compensation and opportunity navigation.

    - Introducing guest insights from Stephanie Peete of Say Yes, Buffalo, and Dymone Barnwell of the Black Mental Health Response Team, focusing on community upliftment and mental health initiatives.

    - Reflections on individual definitions of success, navigating societal pressures, and the importance of aligning personal and career goals with one's values and well-being.
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