Na'ilah Amaru's guest appearances

Na'ilah Amaru

Conversations With Malik Podcast Show

House Party

Margo Lovett - Her Business Her Voice Her Conversation

The Minority Leaders with Algene Sajery

Jessica Lee

Scott Stringer

Ross Barkan

Maya Wiley

Jody Thomas

Mieke Eoyang

Kassandra Frederique

Rashad Robinson

Diana Richardson

Deesha Dyer

Samra Brouk

Joi Chaney

Stanley Fritz

Mondaire Jones

Carlos Menchaca

OwlTail

Dear listeners,Thank you for sticking with us these past four months!  We are truly grateful for this incredible bonding experience with fellow women of color leaders.  The surprising success of this podcast makes clear just how formidable we are when we come together to harness the full power of our unique and beautiful space in this world. Episode 10 of the Minority Leaders Podcast features Na’ilah Amaru, an Iraq war veteran, former community organizer, 2016 Democratic National Convention Presidential Nomination speaker, and nationally recognized advocacy and policy strategist with a 20-year record of incredible social impact. Na'ilah was a 2020 finalist for our podcast sponsor Women in Government Relations' Advocate of the Year award, which is how we first connected.   A fierce advocate for building grassroots governing power among underserved populations, women, and BIPoC communities, Na’ilah has spearheaded transformational campaigns and commanded highly visible, demanding roles in both non-profit and government arenas. During our discussion, Na’ilah shares with me her experience as a black and indigenous woman in politics and policymaking. She discusses why she hated working on Capitol Hill--- a job most young politicos only dream of--- and what truly sets her soul on fire. Na’ilah's advice to the next generation of women of color advocates is profound, illuminating, and deeply inspirational. I hope you enjoy this episode of The Minority Leaders as much as I do. Please share your thoughts on this episode in the comments and reviews on www.algenesajery.com and feel free to shoot me an email at info@catalystglobaldc.com/ Happy Holidays, my friends. CHEERS to 2021!!Algene Credits:Producer: Algene SajerySound mixing and editing:  AiAiStudiosFinal editor: Algene SajeryGraphic design: Algene Sajery Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Dear listeners,Thank you for sticking with us these past four months!  We are truly grateful for this incredible bonding experience with fellow women of color leaders.  The surprising success of this podcast makes clear just how formidable we are when we come together to harness the full power of our unique and beautiful space in this world. Episode 10 of the Minority Leaders Podcast features <a href="http://nailahamaru.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Na’ilah Amaru</a>, an Iraq war veteran, former community organizer, 2016 Democratic National Convention Presidential Nomination speaker, and nationally recognized advocacy and policy strategist with a 20-year record of incredible social impact. Na'ilah was a 2020 finalist for our podcast sponsor Women in Government Relations' Advocate of the Year award, which is how we first connected.   A fierce advocate for building grassroots governing power among underserved populations, women, and BIPoC communities, Na’ilah has spearheaded transformational campaigns and commanded highly visible, demanding roles in both non-profit and government arenas. During our discussion, Na’ilah shares with me her experience as a black and indigenous woman in politics and policymaking. She discusses why she hated working on Capitol Hill--- a job most young politicos only dream of--- and what truly sets her soul on fire. Na’ilah's advice to the next generation of women of color advocates is profound, illuminating, and deeply inspirational.  I hope you enjoy this episode of The Minority Leaders as much as I do.  Please share your thoughts on this episode in the comments and reviews on <a href="http://www.algenesajery.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.algenesajery.com</a> and feel free to shoot me an email at info@catalystglobaldc.com/  Happy Holidays, my friends.  CHEERS to 2021!! Algene Credits: Producer: <a href="http://www.algenesajery.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Algene Sajery</a> Sound mixing and editing:  <a href="http://aiaistudios.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">AiAiStudios</a> Final editor: Algene Sajery Graphic design: Algene Sajery Learn more about your ad choices. Visit <a href="https://megaphone.fm/adchoices" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">megaphone.fm/adchoices</a>

The Minority Leaders Podcast featuring Na'ilah Amaru, Advocacy & Policy Strategist

After years of abuse, harassment, and retaliation, the City Council “respects the process”, rejects expulsion, and gives wedding scammer Andy King a slap on the wrist—that’ll teach him! Plus, Advocacy &amp; Policy Strategist Na'ilah Amaru crashes the party. Will Mayor Pete come out on top? Tulsi says ALOHA to the House. Oh, and we play a game with some very problematic pols! For bonus content, join the party at patreon.com/houseparty.

After years of abuse, harassment, and retaliation, the City Council “respects the process”, rejects expulsion, and gives wedding scammer Andy King a slap on the wrist—that’ll teach him! Plus, Advocacy &amp; Policy Strategist Na'ilah Amaru crashes the party. Will Mayor Pete come out on top? Tulsi says ALOHA to the House. Oh, and we play a game with some very problematic pols! For bonus content, join the party at <a href="http://patreon.com/houseparty" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">patreon.com/houseparty</a>.

Kingdom Scum (ft. Na'ilah Amaru)