Unbound Leadership - GNC/NB Research Project

Unbound Leadership - theory emerges!

October 14, 2021 Michelle Hamilton-Page Season 1 Episode 4
Unbound Leadership - theory emerges!
Unbound Leadership - GNC/NB Research Project
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Unbound Leadership - GNC/NB Research Project
Unbound Leadership - theory emerges!
Oct 14, 2021 Season 1 Episode 4
Michelle Hamilton-Page

Part 2 of the research findings conversation with Meryn Cadell

In this episode we talk about: 

  • Unbound Leadership and reflexive praxis. 
  • Pride and resilience as protective factors. 
  • Pronouns as gender signifiers. 
  • Non-binary, queer precarity as experienced by Unbound Leaders
  • Gender spectrums, and not telling or identifying exactly where Unbound Leaders sit…
  • Homophobic binary policing in the workplace, and how Unbound Leaders step up to facilitate HR and co-workers addressing it through calling in, training, and policy (including policy enforcement). 
  • Research as a process that finds and builds solidarity, and how it can be used to raise awareness around homophobic policing in HR. 
  • The importance of bystanders and allies (and friends and family and community) in challenging the intersection of misogyny and homophobia, and homophobic binary enforcement. 

Link to Tedx talk - https://www.nbresearchproject.com/research


Show Notes

Part 2 of the research findings conversation with Meryn Cadell

In this episode we talk about: 

  • Unbound Leadership and reflexive praxis. 
  • Pride and resilience as protective factors. 
  • Pronouns as gender signifiers. 
  • Non-binary, queer precarity as experienced by Unbound Leaders
  • Gender spectrums, and not telling or identifying exactly where Unbound Leaders sit…
  • Homophobic binary policing in the workplace, and how Unbound Leaders step up to facilitate HR and co-workers addressing it through calling in, training, and policy (including policy enforcement). 
  • Research as a process that finds and builds solidarity, and how it can be used to raise awareness around homophobic policing in HR. 
  • The importance of bystanders and allies (and friends and family and community) in challenging the intersection of misogyny and homophobia, and homophobic binary enforcement. 

Link to Tedx talk - https://www.nbresearchproject.com/research