Lessons Learned from Women Who Lead Series Featuring Jasmine Moore, CEO and Founder of Grateful Hands, Inc. 4k712h

GAWL West Georgia Chapter presents part 3 of its "Lessons Learned from Women Who Lead" series with a podcast interview featuring Jasmine Moore.  Jasmine is a young change-agent who is striving to make the world inclusive and accessible for all people, especially the disabled.  As the founder and CEO of Grateful Hands, Inc., a local non-profit whose central mission is to move the needle by fostering awareness, Jasmine exudes a combination of boldness and humility exhibited by individuals who are truly walking in their purpose.  In this eye-opening conversation with host, Ebony Phillips, Jasmine shares why the Grateful Hands, Inc., mission is so important, simple ways that we as a society can help change the narrative, and the more dignified phrase that she encourages everyone to replace the word "disabled" with. Not surprisingly, her work has been recognized by the mayor and city council. When we know better, we can do better.  Tune in! 254f70