Meet Corrina Grace, the changemaker who, we believe, has shattered the mold. From her early career as an engineer in Australia, to founder of a Central American nonprofit organization called Seres, Corrina’s passion for climate justice took her on an unexpected journey — to Guatemala, where she had a realization that changemaking had become elitist, something the wealthy and powerful think they must do for those they believe are not powerful and disenfranchised.
Corrina’s book, The Weaver’s Way, shows us how she challenged her own concept of what it meant to be a leader driving change. Dive into the pages of The Weaver's Way with us, and embark on a transformative adventure that will leave you questioning what it truly means to be a hero.
In this episode you will:
The key moments in this episode are:
00:00:00 - Introduction
00:01:21 - About Corrina Grace
00:03:02 - The Purpose of "The Weaver's Way"
00:06:08 - The Decision to Write a Book
00:11:41 - Challenges of Self-Promotion
00:16:04 - Reaching a Larger Audience
00:17:00 - Setting Expectations
00:19:44 - Democratizing the Practice of Change Making
00:21:15 - Education for the Next Generation
00:22:44 - Geographic Receptivity to the Message
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