[FREE Resource] Coaching for change: Navigating race, gender, and philanthropy
Sheela N. Mahajan
Ever wondered how research ideas actually play out in the real world of nonprofits? This episode is your backstage pass. 
On this week’s Nonprofit Science Podcast, host Sheela Mahajan sits down with leadership coach Kelli King-Jackson, ACC, to explore how big academic concepts like stereotype threat, racialization, and data trauma show up in day-to-day nonprofit work — and what to actually do about them.
Kelli brings sharp insight, lived experience, and practical tools to help nonprofit leaders navigate the messy intersections of race, gender, and philanthropy.
Listen to “Coaching for Change: Navigating Race, Gender, and Philanthropy with Kelli King-Jackson” — now streaming on Apple and Spotify.
Just a heads-up — the Nonprofit Science Institute is sponsoring something pretty cool: the Ethical Nonprofit Summit, a three-day online event all about ethical storytelling in the nonprofit world.
Even better? We’ve got 3 free tickets to give away! 
Want one? Just hit “reply” to this email — the first three people to respond will snag a free seat at the summit.
It’s going to be packed with great insights, real talk, and some seriously inspiring sessions. Hope you can join us!
Warmly,
Sheela Mahajan
Nonprofit Science Institute