Identity Unboxed
Identity Unboxed
Welcome to Identity Unboxed, the culmination of our lived experiences as Black professionals seeking mentorship and representation in the spaces we inhabit, with insight from individuals in our community who have impacted us along the way. In this space, we foster authenticity, embrace diversity, and inspire innovation. Our mission is to amplify Black voices, promote the advancement of the Black community, and highlight the journeys and achievements of outstanding Black individuals.
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Último episodio
9 de nov. de 2026
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Episodios
Empowering Women and Pursuing Justice: Regina Malveaux (Part 2) 13.11.2023 34:53
Thank you for listening to Identity Unboxed – a space curated to amplify Black voices and foster authenticity through engaging conversations. Biography: Regina Malveaux, J.D. is the Chief Impact Officer at United Way of King County. With more than 20 years of experience in the nonprofit and public sectors, Regina is recognized as a dynamic and tenacious advocate for women, children, families, and...
Empowering Women and Pursuing Justice: Regina Malveaux (Part 1) 06.11.2023 45:26
Thank you for listening to Identity Unboxed – a space curated to amplify Black voices and foster authenticity through engaging conversations. Biography: Regina Malveaux, J.D. is the Chief Impact Officer at United Way of King County. With more than 20 years of experience in the nonprofit and public sectors, Regina is recognized as a dynamic and tenacious advocate for women, children, families, and...
Building a Legacy: Marcus Green (Part 2) 30.10.2023 36:29
Thank you for listening to Identity Unboxed – a space curated to amplify Black voices and foster authenticity through engaging conversations. Biography: Marcus Harrison Green is the founder of Hinton Publishing, the founder of the South Seattle Emerald, and a columnist with the Seattle Times. Growing up in South Seattle, he experienced first-hand the impact of one-dimensional stories on marginaliz...
Building a Legacy: Marcus Green (Part 1) 23.10.2023 30:51
Thank you for listening to Identity Unboxed – a space curated to amplify Black voices and foster authenticity through engaging conversations. Biography: Marcus Harrison Green is the founder of Hinton Publishing, the founder of the South Seattle Emerald, and a columnist with the Seattle Times. Growing up in South Seattle, he experienced first-hand the impact of one-dimensional stories on marginaliz...
In Good Trouble: Dr. Karen Johnson (Part 2) 16.10.2023 43:02
Thank you for listening to Identity Unboxed – a space curated to amplify Black voices and foster authenticity through engaging conversations. Biography: An inspiring, authentic architect of change, Dr. Karen A. Johnson, who goes by Dr. J – lives her legacy by unapologetically showing up with others to build, live in, and leave a legacy of equitable and just nations and generations – on purpose. Hi...
In Good Trouble: Dr. Karen Johnson (Part 1) 09.10.2023 48:01
Thank you for listening to Identity Unboxed – a space curated to amplify Black voices and foster authenticity through engaging conversations. Biography: An inspiring, authentic architect of change, Dr. Karen A. Johnson, who goes by Dr. J – lives her legacy by unapologetically showing up with others to build, live in, and leave a legacy of equitable and just nations and generations – on purpose. Hi...
Navigating Academia & the Influence of Language: Dr. Maya Angela Smith (Part 2) 02.10.2023 32:08
Thank you for listening to Identity Unboxed – a space curated to amplify Black voices and foster authenticity through engaging conversations. Biography: Maya Angela Smith is an Associate Professor in French and Italian Studies and Associate Dean for Equity, Justice, and Inclusion in the College of Arts and Sciences at the University of Washington. She earned her doctorate in Romance Languages and...
Navigating Academia & the Influence of Language: Dr. Maya Angela Smith (Part 1) 25.09.2023 29:55
Thank you for listening to Identity Unboxed – a space curated to amplify Black voices and foster authenticity through engaging conversations. Biography: Maya Angela Smith is an Associate Professor in French and Italian Studies and Associate Dean for Equity, Justice, and Inclusion in the College of Arts and Sciences at the University of Washington. She earned her doctorate in Romance Languages and...
Passion, Purpose, & Possibility: Jay Martin Jr. (Part 2) 18.09.2023 28:35
Thank you for listening to Identity Unboxed – a space curated to amplify Black voices and foster authenticity through engaging conversations. Biography: Jay Martin Jr., the esteemed Media professional, is a national broadcaster on PBS Nature, a journalist for Crosscut Now, and the founder and host of his podcast, The Drive Project . He found his interest in journalism from a young age, growing up...
Passion, Purpose, & Possibility: Jay Martin Jr. (Part 1) 11.09.2023 36:05
Thank you for listening to Identity Unboxed – a space curated to amplify Black voices and foster authenticity through engaging conversations. Biography: Jay Martin Jr., the esteemed Media professional, is a national broadcaster on PBS Nature, a journalist for Crosscut Now, and the founder and host of his podcast, The Drive Project . He found his interest in journalism at a young age, growing up wa...
Paving the Way to Equity: Leilani Lewis 04.09.2023 42:15
Thank you for listening to Identity Unboxed – a space curated to amplify Black voices and foster authenticity through engaging conversations. Biography: Leilani Lewis is an accomplished DEI executive and a respected thought leader with a solid background in the arts and culture sector. With her experience working in the nonprofit and public sector, Leilani has successfully developed solidarity, eq...
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