When more people who don’t look like the typical c-suite are in the room, when you’ve got diversity, that’s when change starts happening on a larger scale.

My parents went to specific bookstores sometimes to make sure that I knew that black people could do different things and that it wasn’t just during February that we talked about them.

Water has so much to do with women’s rights. 

A lot of the water, sanitation, and health work is rooted in empowering women. 

So many of my identities could be in conflict if I let the headlines dictate them. 

I’ve been more empowered to just ask questions. I feel like questions are the first step. 

We’re robbing people of their personhood just because we disagree with them. 

When you learn people’s views on an issue, you’re learning their story and what’s informed those views. Hopefully, you’re able to enter into that story and provide some color or some context that they hadn’t seen before.