46 min
58. The journey to non-violent communication to resolve racial conflict with Roxy Manning The D&Igest: Diversity & Inclusion at work
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Dr. Roxy Manning didn’t initially realise how much race was impacting her experience as a black immigrant in the US, but she faced racism in numerous forms throughout her education - despite her aptitude for learning. The effects racism had on her education were exemplified when she wrote a brilliant paper which awarded Roxy an F, being told that “Black folks can’t write like that”.
In this episode, Dr. Roxy Manning shares with us an incredibly transparent look into her background and helps us understand her specialism in non-violent communication. Roxy is a speaker, consultant and psychologist and is the author of two recently published books - The Antiracist Heart and How to Have Antiracist Conversations.
Roxy’s family emigrated from Trinidad to the US, where her parents became hands-on advocates for change. We learn about Roxy’s work with schools and organisations in teaching non-violent communication as a way of getting across our message with compassion - and as a way of being more compassionate with ourselves. Roxy shares with us the ‘lightbulb moments’ that her clients go through as a result.
In this episode, we cover -
The fascinating story of Roxy and her family’s journey from Trinidad to the US.
The experience of a black immigrant versus a black person born in America.
The racism that Roxy faced throughout her education that she was unprepared for.
What is ‘non-violent communication’ all about and what drew Roxy into it as a practice?
The transformation that Roxy brings schools and organisations through with her teachings.
Getting your message across with compassion.
The differences between experiencing microaggressions personally, as a witness and as an actor.
Roxy’s thoughts on the future of race in the US.
LEARN MORE
Roxy Manning - https://roxannemanning.com/
How to Have Antiracist Conversations -
https://www.penguinrandomhouse.com/books/726362/how-to-have-antiracist-conversations-by-roxy-manning/
The Antiracist Heart -
https://www.penguinrandomhouse.com/books/726493/the-antiracist-heart-by-roxy-manning-sarah-peyton/
Diversely - https://www.diversely.io/
Diversely on LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/company/diverselyio/
CONNECT
Roxy Manning on LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/roxymanningphd/
Helen McGuire on LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/helenmcguireme/
Diversely on LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/company/diverselyio/
LISTEN
Spotify - https://open.spotify.com/show/0FRssDsAUpx1WCbxDfvFoG
Apple Podcasts -
https://podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/the-d-igest-a-diversely-podcast/id1607041648
Dr. Roxy Manning didn’t initially realise how much race was impacting her experience as a black immigrant in the US, but she faced racism in numerous forms throughout her education - despite her aptitude for learning. The effects racism had on her education were exemplified when she wrote a brilliant paper which awarded Roxy an F, being told that “Black folks can’t write like that”.
In this episode, Dr. Roxy Manning shares with us an incredibly transparent look into her background and helps us understand her specialism in non-violent communication. Roxy is a speaker, consultant and psychologist and is the author of two recently published books - The Antiracist Heart and How to Have Antiracist Conversations.
Roxy’s family emigrated from Trinidad to the US, where her parents became hands-on advocates for change. We learn about Roxy’s work with schools and organisations in teaching non-violent communication as a way of getting across our message with compassion - and as a way of being more compassionate with ourselves. Roxy shares with us the ‘lightbulb moments’ that her clients go through as a result.
In this episode, we cover -
The fascinating story of Roxy and her family’s journey from Trinidad to the US.
The experience of a black immigrant versus a black person born in America.
The racism that Roxy faced throughout her education that she was unprepared for.
What is ‘non-violent communication’ all about and what drew Roxy into it as a practice?
The transformation that Roxy brings schools and organisations through with her teachings.
Getting your message across with compassion.
The differences between experiencing microaggressions personally, as a witness and as an actor.
Roxy’s thoughts on the future of race in the US.
LEARN MORE
Roxy Manning - https://roxannemanning.com/
How to Have Antiracist Conversations -
https://www.penguinrandomhouse.com/books/726362/how-to-have-antiracist-conversations-by-roxy-manning/
The Antiracist Heart -
https://www.penguinrandomhouse.com/books/726493/the-antiracist-heart-by-roxy-manning-sarah-peyton/
Diversely - https://www.diversely.io/
Diversely on LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/company/diverselyio/
CONNECT
Roxy Manning on LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/roxymanningphd/
Helen McGuire on LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/helenmcguireme/
Diversely on LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/company/diverselyio/
LISTEN
Spotify - https://open.spotify.com/show/0FRssDsAUpx1WCbxDfvFoG
Apple Podcasts -
https://podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/the-d-igest-a-diversely-podcast/id1607041648
46 min