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International Women's Day - It's Time to Blossom #ChooseToChallenge

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I posted this poem by Anais Nin last year and I will post it every year on International Women's Day until WE achieve the respect and equality we deserve. #choosetochallenge With Love and Appreciation, Michele www.dreammakers.org

The Power of Trees - The TAZO Tree Corps For Urban Communities

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The power of trees! An important message from TAZO on a climate crisis solution that directly impacts Black and Brown urban communities. #CLIMATECRISES, #SOCIALJUSTICE May we work together to create a world where ALL people and the planet can flourish! Michele Hunt Author of DreamMakers: Innovating for the Greater Good

Community Gathering: Living Authentically: it's not for the faint of heart - Robin Anselmi & Michele Hunt

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I had the privilege to be interviewed by Robin Anselmi, CEO of Conversant. A courageous conversation hosted by a courageous company that is in not only in pursuit of social and racial equity but also understands the power of LOVE and JOY in the workplace.

Meltdown Official Trailer #CLIMATECRISES

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We can change this trajectory if we come together and act now!

An Appreciative Conversation with Michele Hunt (Full Interview)

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I was interviewed by Dr. Lindsey Godwin, Director of the David Cooperrider Center for Appreciative Inquiry, (who leads from her heart), and I am sharing it with you because our conversation was about “LOVE”. I believe this natural, powerful, lifegiving energy is the antidote and catalyst that has the capacity to guide us through these tumultuous times and propel us into a flourishing future for all.  With Love and Appreciation, Michele www.dreammakers.org

While the world has been distracted ... #Womenleaders

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Watch the Film DreamMakers to Get A Glimpse of #Racism, Love and Hope

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If you want to get a glimpse into what racism, love and hope, feels like, upfront and personal, I invite you to view, "DreamMakers", a film directed by Dove Suau, a brillant Puerto Rican director. This film takes you on the journey of three families: a Black Family that navigated through over 6 decades of racism and discrimination, (my family and I), a Mexican American man from California, who served 10 years of a life sentence for a crime he did not commit, and two Puerto Rican communities, the South Bronx and Chicago, who reclaimed their dignity and identity by transforming themselves from the inside out. BTW, Mario Rocha, was exonerated and freed from prison and is living his dream. # racism                         https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=dreammakers+2003 With Appreciation, Michele Author of DreamMakers: Innovating for the Greater Good