How to Go Beyond Diversity and Inclusion to Community and Belonging | E'Ula Green | TEDxOU

Do you ever wonder if people who “have it all together” really know what they’re doing? Could it be they’ve just become experts at pushing through ambiguity? Through personal experience and interviews with a few leaders at the height of their careers, this talk issues both a license-to-chill and a call-to-action. My life's journey began in West Africa, and my family has always been committed to social service. While I will be the first to acquire a master's degree in Social Work, there are many social servants that include ministers, teachers, therapists, nurses, musicians, artists, historians, and financial advisers. These family dynamics have deeply impacted my perspective on life by making me highly aware of the needs of others around me. I have spent the majority of my life traveling internationally with my family on missions of service. I have participated in medical mission trips, trips to build and reinforce infrastructures and buildings, I have assisted with nutritional needs assessment and fulfillment, educational camps, safety education, and a host of other types of activities directed toward individuals, families, and communities that are under-served and less fortunate. It is this strong commitment to compassionate equity that drives my life's work. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at www.ted.com/tedx

[@roshanthajay]

A simple, heartfelt talk. Many of us have that problem of our names not being pronounced right. It makes us feel excluded.

[@PumaSchatz07]

I am having goose-bumps. That was just beautiful! Thank you!!

[@Itwasntalieitwastrueinmymind]

This was wonderful, from a powerful & wise soul. Keep going lady!

[@arlinegeorge6967]

Great great talk . lucky you may more n more amazing souls like you go fixing. Long ago I did similar fixing but the few nuns in india made me end my world. Thank you, bless you. All your dreams come true.

[@sandrahall9030]

What a great talk! Thank you!

[@robincrowflies]

Thank you, E'Ula! My birth name is Yvonne, and it means archer. I tried to find the meaning of your name, but found only for "Eula," which means good speaker. You are definitely a good speaker! :-)

[@nikitashutkov1804]

Nice talk :)
Appreciate the focus on fostering the sense of community and belonging.

[@manuelaguilar-nh9un]

Nikita,is great explaination to be good everywhere we go or living,diversity mean for me all human being need to be good and good communication,salute to Leon families,Manuelaroche,

[@faithjohnson3917]

This is very educational.

[@handlenameonyoutube]

"learn someone's name" love that - so simple, but it means so much

[@khadijaabdullah1394]

Very articulate

[@faye633]

Loved this Tak!!!!

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Wow, this is so important!! Great job.

[@billycole4040]

Well done my friend well done.

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I’m super proud of you!!!

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Good for you

[@hollys2060]

I want the picture policy to happen at my institution!

[@ruthywatson3440]

Very good!

[@mercedesrivera-i4j]

My name is Mercedes for as long as I can Remember people have always mispronounced my name and it was usually teachers, however for the most part it was unintentional since it was/is a result of how my name is pronounced in the Mercedes-Benz car commercials.

[@geetapandey5325]

Great

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Life is beautiful.

[@changluckey1108]

Life is beautiful.

[@itouchtheskyslowlifeitaly]

Cheers.

[@ebonih7138]

The mic is terrible but great talk

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My cousin🤍🤍🤍🤍

[@mr.writer2996]

Excellent ✅🕊🙌🏽🤩

[@greciafo4408]

Aquí estoy😂

[@mairyin007]

💖

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Hola

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[@pauletnvib]

hola grecia

[@humanninjatoo]

The part when everyone laughs and claps when hearing a story about an older kid beating up a younger kid is disturbing.

[@techguy651]

You probably should have included a caveat about how wonderful it feels to say your name out loud. There are many people who had to choose their own name after abusive parents misgendered them at birth. Someone asking their name could make them experience that trauma all over again.

[@pauletnvib]

parecetamol :D

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Holaa

[@liberty-matrix]

Diversity, Equity, Inclusion - three different words that mean the same thing, QUOTAS!

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[@hellogoodbye4061]

8:00 This is her - "EEEKKKK, white men!!! Bad, bad!!!! White men bad!!!!!"
What a horrid way to live one's life.

[@sandramiller2074]

Why don't you teach on to love your self and your skin color and quit blaming another race for it. cause the BS isn't going to work...

[@changluckey1108]

Good for you

[@dcissignedon]

Diversity, Equity, Inclusion - three different words that mean the same thing, QUOTAS!

[@sumayakarimi2604]

It has side different meanings that you may not know yet.