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Featured Author Interviews
Go behind-the-pages of the latest leadership books with these featured author interviews.
 Professionalizing Leadership
Dennis Roberts calls Barbara Kellerman’s new book Professionalizing Leadership, “a kick in the intellectual pants.” Read this dynamic conversation between Roberts, someone who spent his life working in leadership education, and Kellerman, leadership’s provocateur-in-chief.
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Exploring Leadership
Join host Kathryn Goldman Schuyler for these video interviews as she talks with leaders whose creativity, depth, and vision bring leadership to life.
 Exploring Leadership - A Conversation With Ed and Peter Schein
Ed Schein and Peter Schein, co-authors of Humble Leadership (2018), discuss the impetus behind their new book. Learn what it was like for this father and son team to work together as they dispense nuggets of wisdom on leadership, humility, personalization, organizational development, and the importance of storytelling.
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PAUSE for Pedagogy
Edited by Dan Jenkins and Lisa Endersby, each article adds to readers' pedagogical toolboxes and is accompanied by a video interview.
 Enhancing Leadership Learning and Dialogue With Visual Explorer
Chuck Palus and Dan Jenkins discuss Visual Explorer, an image-based tool that facilitates powerful conversations around facilitator-selected topics in a way that supports mutual empathetic relationships while creating learning and energy in the classroom. Be sure to watch the supplemental video interview after reading the article!
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Grassroots Leadership & the Arts for Social Change
Each month column editor Susan J. Erenrich introduces readers to the work of artists leading grassroots movements of protest, resistance, and liberation. Columns are frequently accompanied by podcasts from Erenrich's weekly radio show Wasn't That A Time: Stories & Songs That Moved The Nation. Listen on-demand or live every Friday from 1:00 - 2:00 PM Eastern time at WERA.FM.
 Allies & Accompaniment
Anu Mitra compares and contrasts the fine art of two cultural activists — Swoon (née Caledonia Dance Curry) and Tomás Saraceno. She sheds light on how they “engage, provoke, incite, and agitate," and how, in the end, they "build jobs in communities, invoke respect among diverse groups of people, and nurture harmony in the natural order of things.”
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