Crazy, Chaotic and Out of Control Times

January 13, 2021Leave a comment

What in the world is going on? Are things as crazy, chaotic, and out of control as it feels? After the recent storming of the Capital, many are digging deeper to try to understand what’s really going on in the United States and the world at large. What does cultural transformation look like and is this it? Join Richard Barrett and Dr. Julie, as they explore the reality of conscious evolution and political chaos.

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Richard Barrett is a globally recognized thought leader in Conscious, Values-Based Leadership, Cultural Transformation, Personal Development, and the metrics of personal, cultural, and societal wellbeing. He is the President of the Academy for the Advancement of Human Values, the Founder of the Barrett Values Centre, the Leader of the global Humanity Awareness Initiative, the Developer of the Barrett Culture Analytics for Organizations and Global Wellbeing Indicators for nations, a Fellow of the World Business Academy, and Former Values Coordinator at the World Bank. Richard is also a Founding Member of the V20 (Values) Task Force of the G20.

Radical Healing for Yourself & the Planet

December 30, 2020Leave a comment

The world is in need of radical healing. Cultural and planetary healing are interdependent and interconnected with our personal healing. For you to thrive, the entire planetary ecosystem must thrive. As we create the conditions to restore the well-being of all Life on Earth, we must consider our own radical healing as part of it. Dr. Julie invites you to contemplate a personal journey into radical healing for yourself and the planet.

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Revisioning Activism

December 9, 2020Leave a comment

In a time when millions of citizens have hit the streets to protest for or against something, in an attempt to bring change to the most critical issues facing humanity, David Bedrick invites us to look at a different kind of activism. “It’s an activism born more from the mind and heart than marching feet. It’s expressed not by a megaphone or signs but through teaching, writing, and facilitating dialogue. An activism that embraces our individual and collective shadows rather than opposing them or fighting against them.”

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David Bedrick is a speaker, attorney and author of Talking Back to Dr. Phil: Alternatives to Mainstream Psychology and Revisioning Activism: Bringing Depth, Dialogue, and Diversity to Individual and Social Change. His new book is You Can’t Judge a Body by Its Cover: 17 Women’s Stories of Hunger, Body Shame and Redemption. David is the founder of the Santa Fe Institute for Shame based Studies where he teaches and works with individuals around the world.

SEE My Culture

August 12, 2020Leave a comment

SEE My Culture with Dr. Marty K. Casey

As Black Lives Matter and the movement to heal and transcend systemic racism continues, we turn our awareness toward healthy, radical diversity. The invitation isn’t to separate, change, judge, or transform a person or their culture. The call is to come into a healing response of love, acceptance, respect and celebration for the beauty, wisdom and life-enriching value in our differences.

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Dr. Marty K. Casey, is a member of the Actors Equity Association (AEA) since 2006, and Founder and President of Show Me Arts Foundation, the first arts organization formed immediately following the unrest of Ferguson Missouri. Marty’s success has been acclaimed by numerous awards, interviews and acknowledgments including being featured on Beyoncé.com and recognized by this highly acclaimed artist for her work in the community. Marty currently serves as the St. Louis Regional Network leader for the National Association of Black Female Executives in Music & Entertainment®.

Amongst other career highlights, Marty sang the National Anthem for an audience of 30,000+ fans. She also completed a 12-year successful run as a national touring actress for Menopause: The Musical. In 2018, she was inducted into the United Nations as the first female Goodwill Ambassador of Peace in the Midwest. She received her first Honorary Doctorate and became an Ambassador for Shine Ministries Orphan children in Uganda, Africa. Marty has also written and produced a one woman show which was sponsored by AARP in February 2020 and sold out a 302-seat theater in Brooklyn, NY. She was given 2 standing ovations. She has written a 7-day self-help guide instructing individuals to journal their inner thoughts to help them tap into their own personal success. She is an Actorvist: A person with acting skill campaigning social change from the stage!

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