The steps we must take to reach gender equality
We don’t know where to start when addressing gender equality. Ingrid offers two conceptual adjustments and lists four actions everyone can take.
Learning what SGBV is, how to spot it, and how to assist is an answer to creating a safer world that our children will thrive in.
Ingrid shares her hard-learned lessons about her all-too-common story: a South African woman and her children, verbally and physically abused. She shares the vision to Cultivate Connection between all genders and also provides actions that can be taken today to help stop GBV (gender based violence)
It’s a Gender based violence survival story. Is it a nice, safe, pleasant story? No. It is open, authentic. realistic, honest, inspiring and uncomfortable. The talk opens up the kind of conversations we should all be having and the audience is provided with a view of a better future and a guideline of how to get there.
To the wrongs that need resistance, To the right that needs assistance, To the future in the distance, Give yourselves.
I turn communication into the powerful foundation that holds strategy, teams, and reputation together.
As a rebel-hearted communications professional I use my nomadic work life as foundational storytelling for teaching cross-cultural and interpersonal communication skills. Being allergic to noise of all kinds, I'm exceptional at aligning corporate message with purpose.
My passion is helping people master the use of communication as the connective tissue of everything they build and do. My work falls between strategic communication and cultivating genuine human connection.
I am a certified facilitator, coach & trainer; entrepreneur; TEDx and keynote speaker; peak performance catalyst; women's empowerment NPO volunteer; Industry awards judge; scuba instructor; digital nomad, and kind human being.