Micro-Aggressions in the Workplace – Disrupting for Impact
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About the event
Whether it’s comments or gate-keeping, people of color deal with micro (and not so micro) aggressions in the workplace on a regular basis. This workshop will offer various tools and strategies to help disrupt and get through these occurrences.
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This event is part of the Learning Hub program REAL TALK: A Speaker Series for Women of Color in the Nonprofit Sector, a four-session program designed to support women of color in the nonprofit sector.
The Santa Fe Community Foundation proudly offers the Learning Hub as an educational space for nonprofit board, executive directors, staff members, and donors. Each year, the Hub offers dozens of events, workshops, and learning circles that promote leadership, skill building, and peer-supported growth.
Meet the people leading the conversation
Madalena Salazar
Madalena Salazar
Madalena Salazar is a creative focused on issues of cultural equity with extensive experience as a nonprofit administrator and consultant, educator/facilitator, organizer, and cultural producer. Currently, she serves as the Executive Director for Working Classroom, the Principal of 3rd Space Vision LLC. She values engaging creatively as one’s whole self, collaboratively, and intersectionally across generations, in relationship. Madalena is a Chicana with deep roots in the land known as New Mexico and was born, raised, and resides in Tiwa territory aka Albuquerque, New Mexico (after returning from several impactful years in Denver, CO). She is a daughter, wife, sister, auntie, maestra, matriarch, and mother of 3 awesome young people. She loves music, cooking (and eating), nature, traveling, reading/learning, gardening, and the healing arts (including curanderismo, tarot, and Reiki). Madalena received a B.A. in Anthropology, and an M.A. in Art History from the University of New Mexico.
Meet the people leading the conversation
Meet the people leading the conversation
Madalena Salazar
Madalena Salazar
Madalena Salazar is a creative focused on issues of cultural equity with extensive experience as a nonprofit administrator and consultant, educator/facilitator, organizer, and cultural producer. Currently, she serves as the Executive Director for Working Classroom, the Principal of 3rd Space Vision LLC. She values engaging creatively as one’s whole self, collaboratively, and intersectionally across generations, in relationship. Madalena is a Chicana with deep roots in the land known as New Mexico and was born, raised, and resides in Tiwa territory aka Albuquerque, New Mexico (after returning from several impactful years in Denver, CO). She is a daughter, wife, sister, auntie, maestra, matriarch, and mother of 3 awesome young people. She loves music, cooking (and eating), nature, traveling, reading/learning, gardening, and the healing arts (including curanderismo, tarot, and Reiki). Madalena received a B.A. in Anthropology, and an M.A. in Art History from the University of New Mexico.
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