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dr sanah ahsan: the practice of care and freedom against systems of domination
erika soto-lamb: challenging domination through presence
jimmy smith: on being a nathan
dr tsedale melaku: examining allyship
aries moross: creating inclusive work
royce akers: creating inclusive teams
shantel wetherall, aries moross, royce akers, nooky and felicia foxx: how to design leadership for change?
we are warriors: nooky & ben miles, ecd r/ga
john c jay: creating connections
mama alto: ways to approach boundary setting
africa brooke: three steps to setting boundaries
aries moross: know your worth and maximise your value
caroline casey: with labels come limits
takunda muzondiwa: hold onto your heritage
jimmy smith: stay rare
blair imani: the tough gets going
cheryl maas: find your unstoppable
kumi tominaga: the upside of discomfort
laura jordan bambach: feel the fear, and do it anyway
tea uglow: if the system doesn't work for you, hack it
charlie craggs: how i tackled bigotry
sandra bold: how i started a movement
bejay mulenga: how i met the queen at 21
light watkins: finding meaning through meditation
robett hollis: lead the movement you wish existed
alma har'el: liberate talent discovery
liz jackson: the original hackers
ete davies: leave no one behind
rare community: reframing allyship
takunda muzondiwa: a spoken word poem on allyship
dr sanah ahsan: psychologist & poet
erika soto-lamb: vice president, social impact strategy, showtime/mtv entertainment studios at paramount global.
jimmy smith: founder, amusement park
dr. tsedale melaku: sociologist, assistant professor of management at the zicklin school of business, baruch college (cuny), and author of 'you don’t look like a lawyer: black women and systemic gendered racism'
aries moross: illustrator & art director
shantel wetherall: writer, podcast host of 'hey aunty!'
royce akers: operating partner, mash
nooky: indigenous rapper
felicia foxx: performing artist
we are warriors: nooky & ben miles, ecd r/ga
john c jay: president of brand creative for fast retailing, owner of uniqlo
mama alto: jazz singer & ceo transgender victoria
africa brooke: consultant & writer
caroline casey: activist & management consultant
takunda muzondiwa: spoken word poet
blair imani: author, historian & activist
cheryl maas: pro-snowboarder
kumi tominaga: head of japan, creative shop @ meta
laura jordan bambach: president & chief creative officer at grey
tea uglow: creative director
charlie craggs: actress, activist, and author
sandra bold: cco at wunderman thompson benelux
bejay mulenga: entrepeuneur, founder ceo, creative consultant and public speaker
light watkins: speaker, podcaster, author, teacher
robett hollis: ex-professional snowboarder, entrepenuer, speaker and advisor
liz jackson: founder of the disabled list
malik al nasir: author, performance poet and filmmaker
tara mckenty: co-founder of rare with google
stefanie digianvincenzo: co-founder of rare with google
lo harris: multidisciplinary artist & illustrator
reggie black: artist
claudia chinyere akole: artist & illustrator
gemma o'brien: illustrator
oliver costello: director of jagun alliance aboriginal corporation
arieta tegeilolo talanoa rika: writer, storyteller & founder of talanoa
reg flowers: theatre professional and teaching artist
sulaiman khan: founder and chief radical officer of this ability limited
oliver costello our work is creation work as told to shantel wetherall
arieta tegeilolo talanoa rika the foundation of recovery interview by shantel wetherall
reg flowers flourishing on the fringe interview by shantel wetherall
naomi stead the architecture of wicked problems interview by shantel wetherall
sulaiman khan and naheed rubi khan the way forward interview by chris kenna
still i rise by lo harris
adcolor leaders mantras by reggie black
rare mantras 2022 by claudia chinyere akole
rare mantras 2021 by aries moross
rare mantras 2020 by gemma o'brien