Each trainer feels deeply called to this work. Highly credentialed and experienced, they are committed to lifelong learning in general, and especially on the topic of race.
Change the conversation you’re having with yourself and others
when it comes to racism
Before founding the InwardBound® Center in 2010, Catherine launched InwardBound® Coaching in 2002. Former President, Georgia Coach Association; winner of GCA annual service award. Previously, Catherine spent twenty years in corporate marketing as Director of Marketing at American Express and V.P. Marketing at Bell Bicycle Helmets.
Founding partner, The Collective 180. Former Sr. Advisor for Global Diversity at CARE USA. 25+ years leading Dialogue Workshops in over 30 countries in Africa, Asia, Europe, the Americas, the Caribbean, Middle East and S. Pacific. Believes that to address social injustice and create wide-scale social change, we must address power, unequally distributed along lines of identity, creating systemic discrimination and structural poverty.
Certified Grief Recovery Specialist & Resilience Coach. Founder & Director of Grief to Relief. Worked with hundreds to reclaim hope and find meaning after devastating loss. As an original co-facilitator of InwardBound’s ‘Break the Silence, White People’ and ‘Making Our Way’ workshops, Anne is fulfilling a lifelong mission of transformative, action-oriented work to address racism.
Licensed psychologist, Professor of Psychology, Director of Aliento, Center for Latinx Communities at Pepperdine University. Published and consults in multicultural psychology, Latinx psychology, ethics and evidence-based practices, cultural humility, and racial color-limited perspectives. Series Editor, Cognella Academic Press’ Advances in Culture, Race, and Ethnicity book series. Host, Cultural Humility podcast. Fellow, American Psychological Association.
Coach training consultant for ‘What Is Mine To Do’ workshop. International pioneer in the world of coaching. Past President, ACTO, Assoc of Coach Training Organizations. One of industry’s first Master Certified Coaches, leaders for CRR Global and Co-Active Training Institute. Author, Meet Your Inside Team on Amazon. TEDx Talk: Safe Inside Yourself.
Senior faculty member, Co-Active Training Institute since 1999; leader, Co-Active Leadership Program. Coaches and trains worldwide in English, Spanish, and Mandarin. Corporate clients: Wells Fargo, Cargill, IKEA, China Merchants Bank, and T-Mobile. Proud coach and volunteer in LGBTQ community. Author, Young Adult urban fantasy series beginning with The Boy Who Couldn’t Fly Straight.
Seasoned communicator, coach and corporate educator with over 15 years of leadership development experience with organizations and individuals. Significant contributor to the worlds of business and educational leadership. She shares InwardBound’s commitment to deepening awareness, insight and action in conversations on race and diversity.
His worlds of film and television performance along with coaching form a potent combination for empowering others to uncover and achieve their goals. His intrigue with human behavior began 30 years ago as an actor in Canada and continues today in New York City. Demore is committed to engaging leaders in conversations on race and diversity.
14 years of experience in young adult, campus, and African American ministry in the Archdiocese of Atlanta. Consultant on national committees in intercultural competency development, racial justice, and young adult ministry. BA in Communications and MA in Pastoral Theology, and facilitator/organizer on workshops and retreats related to multicultural and intercultural dialogues and accompaniment.
27 years leading major nonprofits. Extensive experience building inter-agency collaborations, managing government contracts, and public relations. Led major humanitarian programs throughout Los Angeles and beyond. St. John’s Seminary Board of Trustees, Mount St Mary’s University Board of Trustees, Imagine LA.
2019 graduate of Duke U. on 4-yr scholarship for black students with a commitment to “transformative leadership, intellectual courage, and social justice.” Chosen to represent 2019 graduates on Dean’s advisory council. Obama Foundation Intern. Traveled overseas to work with Syrian and Iraqi refugees. Julie lives in Nashville where she is a singer-songwriter, recording and performing her original music.