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Social Change and Personal Perspectives in Philanthropy with Dr. Gislaine Ngounou
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We don’t often equate “leadership” with the words: rest, reflect, heal, and dream. Dr. Gislaine Ngounou does. Join us for a conversation that covers the gamut from how her personal identity informs her commitment and approach to educational transformation; generational perspectives on social change; the limits of philanthropy; and – perhaps most importantly – reflections on what kind of an ancestor she hopes to be.
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