Episode #4, in which Shiree Teng talks about the power of love in creating transformational change.
Shiree Teng has worked in the social sector for 35+ years as a social and racial justice champion. She's been a frontline organizer, advocate, capacity builder, grantmaker, (e)valuation partner, and leadership coach. Shiree ignites the path to justice with courageous strategy, boundless energy, and radical love.
Shiree's mission is to inspire us to prioritize love as the catalyst for our freedom. She believes that justice work starts with our own radical self-love – that without cultivating love for ourselves and each other, we risk only scratching the surface, endlessly circling around the work needed for our shared liberation.
To connect with Shiree, head to https://shireeteng.org/
Additional information can be found in Shiree’s two Brown Papers:
Healing Love into Balance https://latinocf.wpenginepowered.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/03/Healing-Love-IntoBalance-Shiree-Teng-003-compressed.pdf
Measuring Love in the Journey for Justice https://static1.squarespace.com/static/558dac6fe4b0f42cdd435abd/t/634e1201ba433209dd70ceb3/1666060815439/MeasuringLove2019.pdf
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