Diversity and Inclusion Advocate |
Futuristic Innovator | Purposeful | Connector | Impact Founder, Ajilla Foundation
“The two most important days in your life are the day you are born and the day you find out why.” —Mark Twain.
“To the world you may be one person; but to one person you may be the world.”
Words, Thoughts and Interviews
Enjoy this podcast session with Ayo Dahunsi and Ronke Faleti Hosted by Korede.
In this episode, you'll hear an authentic conversation with Ayo Dahunsi on her journey in finding her purpose, her mission on empowering women and girls through Ajilla Foundation, her quest to close the confidence gap and the gems learned from Michelle Obama on "brilliance".
"Womaning in Place" is available on Spotify, Apple Podcasts or your favorite podcast player.
“Your passion became my teaching voice.”
If you’re like me, there are moments when you get discouraged or tired in the fight for racial equality. But then you get beautiful reminders that refuel the passion within you and remind you of why you do what you do. This past week I received a beautiful reminder from a friend that I have known for decades. Below is an insert from the note:
“We are all champions for change”
What’s your story? We all have one. It could be one of personal challenges that you had to overcome or it could consist of people and/or experiences that inspire you. Regardless of what it is, our stories and experiences bring about purpose (a reason for being) and through them, we can inspire others and champion change.
