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Radical Inclusion

Seven Steps to Help You Create a More Just Workplace, Home, and World

David Moinina Sengeh

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Radical Inclusion
Core Concepts
Nature of Exclusion
Definition of Inclusion
Step 1: Recognize Exclusion
Identify the Missing
Challenge Biases
Step 2: Listen Actively
Uncover Root Causes
Shift Perspectives
Step 3: Define Your Role
Self-Reflection
Step 4: Build Coalitions
Diverse Partnerships
Center the Marginalized
Step 5: Advocate and Act
Strategic Preparation
Reframing the Issue
Step 6: Adapt to a New Normal
Empower Communities
Shift Culture
Step 7: Go Beyond Inclusion
Sustain Progress
Address New Challenges

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Why does exclusion often persist unchallenged in society, according to the text?

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Radical Inclusion Summary & Overview

Radical Inclusion (2024) tells the compelling story of a fight to guarantee the right of pregnant girls in Sierra Leone to attend school. It explores how exclusionary systems can be transformed and offers practical strategies for creating more inclusive and equitable communities. Through personal stories and global experiences, it will provide you with a blueprint for fostering a world where everyone truly belongs.

Who Should Listen to Radical Inclusion?

  • Community leaders advocating for social change  
  • Educators seeking inclusive teaching strategies 
  • Policymakers addressing systemic inequality and exclusion

About the Author: David Moinina Sengeh

David Moinina Sengeh is Sierra Leone’s minister of basic and senior secondary education, where he leads efforts to improve the country’s education system. He holds both a bachelor’s degree and a PhD in biomedical engineering. Sengeh has been recognized as a TED Fellow, a Young Global Leader by the World Economic Forum, and an Obama Foundation Leaders Africa Fellow.

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