WTIP Development Director
The Duluth Superior Area Community Foundation (DSACF) announced that the WTIP Community Radio series, Bringing Out the Best of Ourselves, is among the nominees for the 2018 Touchstone Award.
The award recognizes leadership in generosity, promoting civic engagement and encouraging inclusiveness.
Bringing Out the Best of Ourselves is a four-part podcast series exploring how we can strengthen our communities and organizations, by delving into the question, “How do we come together as a community around what matters most?” Host Marcia Hyatt interviews thought leaders to understand how we can strengthen our community.
Topical segments include: an exploration into what it means to live deeply— to live a life of authenticity, presence and joy; a discussion centered around some of the simple, fun and rewarding things we can do to be innovative and nimble in times of rapid change; an exploration into the healing power of art and stories to celebrate kindness, care and respect from members of our small North Shore community.
The series is funded in part by the Knight Fund of the Duluth Superior Area Community Foundation.
Series Producer Marcia Hyatt is a presenter and leadership coach who has worked in leadership development over the past 30 years. She is a master trainer of systems thinking and is adjunct faculty with the Deep Coaching Institute. She has authored numerous articles, chapters and books on the subject of leadership. Marcia co-founded the Center for Emerging Leadership and its Women’s Leadership Community, an intentional learning community that supports women in bringing their whole selves into the world. In 2011, she published, What Have I Mythed? Stories for Reflection. Marcia is a creator and host of the weekly WTIP radio feature The Best of Ourselves.
Touchstone Award winners for inclusiveness and engagement will be announced at a luncheon in October at the DECC Harbor Side Ballroom in Duluth.
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