Exploring what it means to be liberatory

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** Race + Power Weekly
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This week’s Race + Power newsletter explores what it means to be liberatory. First, Cyndi Suarez reflects on her book on power and provides an entry point for thinking more deeply about power. A second article by Suarez reflects on what leaders are learning in their exploration of liberatory leadership. Our third article, by Tiloma Jayasinghe, alerts us to the action and redress needed to support leaders of color with the difficult charges we’ve put before them. Finally, we invite you submit a pitch for our pro-Black theme this year.
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Introduction to Power ([link removed])
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Experiments in Liberatory Leadership ([link removed])
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The concept of liberatory leadership is beginning to take form. Read more… ([link removed])

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Avoiding Burnout and Preserving Movement Leadership ([link removed])
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We, as a sector, must do more to prepare for the fact that established and rising leaders of color face heightened risk of burning out. Both they and the movements they work for need support to move forward. Read more… ([link removed])

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Going Pro Black: Call for Pitches ([link removed])
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Accompanying the launch of our Racial Justice Magazine Issue on “Building Pro-Black Organizations,” NPQ announces a call for pitches. Please send us your ideas for building pro-Black systems in the nonprofit sector and beyond.Read more… ([link removed])

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