In this enlightening interview with author and housing policy consultant ⁠Leah Rothstein⁠, we explore the critical issue of racial segregation in America, focusing on the significant resource gaps in segregated neighborhoods. Leah shares insights from her journey in urban planning for racial equity, offering actionable solutions for community development and affordable housing initiatives.

Leah Rothstein's activism in equity and social justice is at the forefront of her work, co-authoring ⁠"Just Action: How to Challenge Segregation Enacted Under the Color of Law⁠ with her father, Richard Rothstein, author of ⁠"The Color of Law: A Forgotten History of How Our Government Segregated America⁠."

Deborah interviews Rev. Malu Fairley-Collins, an ordained minister at Alliance of Baptists and a board-certified chaplain since 2012. Malu also serves as a chaplain trainer at Sankofa CPE Center, LLC, where she educates our second guest, Diane Morris, a Licensed Social Worker and chaplain in training.

As a recognized global visionary, Lynne Twist’s life work has profoundly impacted countless individuals across the globe through her unwavering dedication to fostering a better world. She is the founder of the Soul of Money Institute, co-founder of the Pachamama Alliance, and author of the new book, “Living a Committed Life: Finding Freedom and Fulfillment in a Purpose Larger than Yourself.