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The Power of Queer Culture to Create Transformational Leaders
Media Sources
A compendium of Dr. Joel Davis Brown’s Media Appearances and Publications
Articles
The European Business Review | Feb 14, 2025
The LGBTI+ Wisdom Among Us: Redefining the Concept of Leadership
In an era defined by volatility, uncertainty, complexity, and ambiguity (V.U.C.A.), traditional leadership models are proving inadequate to meet global challenges like climate change, social polarization, and inequality.
WBIR-TV - Nov 4, 2024 | Nov 4, 2024
How to navigate political conversations in the workplace
Dr. Joel Davis Brown is an expert in company culture and communication. He says politics can be a passionate topic for some, but for others it can be uncomfortable.
Fast Company | Oct 29, 2024
Don’t be scared. Political discourse at work can serve 3 important functions
Leaders can use political discourse to model inclusion, facilitate healthy interpersonal engagement, and teach higher-level behaviors.
Blogs and Additional Materials
Interview | Aug 2, 2024
Handling Political Conversations
Washington (DC News Now) — The presidential election is less than 100 days away and it’s generating a buzz on social media and a lot of conversation at the workplace and in homes. Dr. Joel A. Davis Brown joins Capitol Review. Dr. Brown is the founder of Pnemous LLC.
Interview | Jul 27, 2023
“Interview with Dr. Joel A. Davis Brown”
This installment of the authoer showcase we speak with Dr. Joel A. Davis Brown, author of the new book, The Souls of Queer Folk: How Understanding LGBTQ+ Cultural Vales Can Transform Your Leadership Practice
Q: What made you decide to make activism as a focal point for your career?
A: I don’t know if I ever consciously decided that I wanted to be an activist. As a Black Queer man coming into consciousness, I just became aware of my own need (and that of others like me) to survive in a hostile world. It wasn’t until I was older that I realized that what me and others were… doing was called activism. In that sense, I didn’t choose to be an activist. Activism chose me.