Interface 1 August 2019

 
ILA Interface - The Newsletter of the International Leadership Association
1 August 2019
 
Jane Rodriguez
 
PAUSE for Pedagogy

In, "Introducing Socially Just Leadership Education to a Hispanic-Serving Institution," Jane Rodriguez discusses an introductory exercise used to establish an understanding of what racism, sexism, classism, religious oppression, ableism, heterosexism, ageism, and xenophobia are, what this looks like for individuals who are privileged or marginalized, and how to be an ally. Read the article, then watch the short video interview afterward with Rodriguez and PAUSE editor, Lisa Endersby. 
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Cambridge Elements
 
New ILA Series!

The ILA is pleased to partner with Cambridge University Press and The Møller Institute, Churchill College, University of Cambridge, on this new, short-form series, Elements in Leadership. The series is edited by one of ILA's founders, Georgia Sorenson (winner of the 2015 Lifetime Achievement Award) and member Ronald E. Riggio. The series will publish multiple books per year - all at a 30% discount to ILA members. Bonus! The first book, by ILA member Stan Amaladas, is now available for free through August 31! Access Leadership Studies and the Desire for Shared Agreement here.
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 Maureen Metcalf
 
Innovating Leadership

In this episode of Innovating Leadership, Co-creating Our Future, a podcast on Voice America's Business Channel, ILA Fellow Maureen Metcalf interviews Jules Pieri, co-founder of The Grommet. Jules discusses the "Maker Movement", particularly the leading role women play, and her new book How We Make Stuff Now, which shares advice and inspiration on how to turn your ideas into products and a thriving business.
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Gerri Augusto
 
Critical Oral History

In this Grassroots Leadership & the Arts for Social Change Corner, Danita Mason-Hogans, Wesley Hogan, and Geri Augusto discuss the use of Critical Oral History as a methodology for uncovering the story of The Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee's organizing from the bottom up and from the inside out and for exploring how affected people organized to change history during the Civil Rights Movement. The article also discusses the creation of the SNCC Digital Gateway, in collaboration with Duke University's Center for Documentary Studies, and how the materials are being used to influence and inform social movements today.
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Shelves of Books
 
Call for Chapter Proposals

The ILA is currently seeking chapter proposals for the next two books in our Building Leadership Bridges series, published by Emerald Group Publishing: Transformative Leadership in Action: Allyship, Advocacy, and Activism (Deadline: 30 August 2019) and Leadership of the Commons: How Collaboration is Changing the Governance of Shared Resources and Services Around the World (Deadline: 31 October 2019).
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