Changing lives through the Power of your voice and your story!
Inclusivus intensifies people’s power to inspire the action, investment and empathy needed in order to achieve economic and social equity. In an age of data and algorithms, we must proactively consider how our story shapes our perceptions, our reality, our access to opportunity and our place in the world.
Things don’t just get better, people like you make them better. At Inclusivus, we believe that power comes from within; others cannot bestow it upon us. In communities around the world, people are taking action in order to create change in their lives and communities. These people, like you, are InPowered and committed to creating a world where we all can be seen and heard. Investing in people and their proven solutions is not only sufficient but a necessary measure for addressing racial, gender and economic inequality. We believe that transforming the stories and narratives of inequity can fundamentally transform the outcome of philanthropy and social movements for a more equitable reality.
Being “InPowered” starts from within. It’s that voice inside each and every one of us urging us to speak up, act out, and stand firm. Unlike being empowered, it’s not the primary result of someone else’s words or actions. Becoming InPowered requires activating the surge from within that continuously impacts our lives, families, and communities to bring about unified action.
At Inclusivus, we are catalyzing narrative justice through story equity as the next frontier of social change. We believe in the principle of InPowerment—that you and your story can change the world!
Featured Podcast of the Week
In this episode, Judithe is joined again by Karl Jean Louis to discuss improving the social and political contexts in Haiti.
In this episode, Judithe Registre responds to and reflects on the message of Joy Donnell. In an era where media and technology have dominated every aspect of our lives, we must consider how these tools and services used to address the issues we care about.
Judithe Registre is joined by Joy Donnell to highlight creative ways to harness and use the energy and emotion we are all generating naturally through the obstacles and adversaries we encounter every day.
Judithe Registre reflects on her discussion with Macy and Karen, and the promise of the next generation of leaders.
Mother-daughter duo Macy and Karen join Judithe to discuss the generation of young people, like Macy, whose mission for equality have no age limit.
In light of recent scandals in Haiti, Judithe considers the response to these issues and a path towards a more diverse, just, and supportive organizational framework
Mary Ann Clements, founder of Jijaze, joins Judithe to discuss the ways that aid organizations can apply self-care and wellness while redefining themselves and their roles in a changing world.
Mvemba Dizolele, writer, foreign policy analyst, independent journalist, and author of the forthcoming biography: Mobutu: The Rise and Fall of the Leopard King (Random House UK), talks about the contributions and importance of Africa in the development of the modern industrialized world.
Judithe Registre, Haitian-born, American-made, and globally-centered, brings you her insights on Black History Month as celebrated in the USA, drawing from her Haitian background, US education, and global travels.
In this episode of the Get InPowered Podcast, Judithe responds to and considers Antionette Carroll and her work with the Creative Reaction Lab.