Why Weave Networks Now?

In times of crisis, creativity and resilience depend on our connections. Networks sustain us, spark new ideas, and help us bridge differences. But in a world that encourages isolation, how do we tend to the relationships that keep us thriving? Curtis Ogden explores the power of network weaving—why it’s essential now and how it can fuel justice, collaboration, and innovation.

Upcoming Training

An Introduction to Advancing Racial Justice in Organizations

When this work is under attack, we need leaders who can navigate complexity, advance racial justice efforts with clarity and collaboration, and make organizations more resilient.

Reflection and Action: The Questions Guiding Us Forward

There are many ways to measure time and multiple timelines unfolding at once. As... Read More

Quotable IISC

As we continue to connect with leaders across the country, one thing is clear: we need to stay intentionally informed. Over the past few weeks, we’ve seen great resources to help those committed to racial justice and DEI – so we compiled them in this Resource Doc.

Sandra is pictured with long dark brown hair, black-framed glasses, silver hoop earrings, a white shirt and a silver necklace. She is against a Black backdrop and giving a slight smile.

Sandra Herrera

Communications & Marketing Manager

Racial Justice, DEIA & Equity: What Now? What’s Next?

This Black History Month is a harder one than most. It’s a marker of a terrible moment when our president is calling for an end to racial justice and diversity, equity, inclusion, and accessibility (DEIA) programs. His actions are fueling... Read More