1. Empowering Black and Brown Students to Become Leaders for Social Change | Shawon Jackson: Founder & CEO of Vocal Justice, Forbes 30U30, Stanford MBA, Harvard MPP, Princeton BA
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1. Empowering Black and Brown Students to Become Leaders for Social Change | Shawon Jackson: Founder & CEO of Vocal Justice, Forbes 30U30, Stanford MBA, Harvard MPP, Princeton BA
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An inspiring first episode with Shawon Jackson, the Founder and CEO of Vocal Justice, a nonprofit founded in 2019 that has engaged over 1,500 Black and Brown students across 17 U.S. states to become leaders for social change. Shawon shares about his early educational experiences and the inspiration behind Vocal Justice. He also shares about the impact the nonprofit is having and why he has decided to devote his career to this cause.
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