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The most beloved brands and thriving businesses of our time will be led by women who bring 100% of themselves to work, including—and especially—their souls. This session reveals a spiritual self-care practice to cultivate the self-expression and strategic truth-telling superpowers of a truly transformational leader. You’ll learn: * The beginner’s guide to the human soul * Why soul-level creative power, unfettered self-expression, and strategic truth-telling will be the leadership superpowers in the next season of business * Actionable daily spiritual self-care practices you can start today to develop those powers and get into the flow state every day * How you can bring your whole team with you into the flow state

Tara-Nicholle Nelson is the author of The Transformational Consumer and the founder and CEO of SoulTour, a personal growth school that serves conscious leaders and creators with a focus on spiritual well-being, leadership, and creative self-expression. Tara has led over 12,000 people through her 10 and 30 Day Writing Challenges for Conscious Leaders and creators, teaching them how to care for their souls with insights, rituals, and practices that unlock well-being in every area of their lives. Tara is the former chief marketer for MyFitnessPal, the world’s largest health and fitness platform, where she led growth, engagement, and content transformation, taking the company from 45 to 120 million customers and through its acquisition by Under Armour. Tara has been featured in the New York Times, Essence, and VentureBeat, and Business Insider recently called her the “#1 woman Silicon Valley tech companies should be naming to their boards.”

This session will highlight the guiding principles behind supporting women's leadership in any field. Join Glenn to learn: * Essential principles that people and institutions should value and practice to affirm women leaders, particularly women of color * How we can create and implement policies that protect and promote women leaders * What is the "Woman Tax" and what men should do to check their bias and privilege * Tips and resources to share with colleagues of any gender.

Glenn Harris is the president of the new Race Forward and publisher of Colorlines. The new Race Forward is the union of two leading racial justice non-profit organizations: Race Forward and Center for Social Inclusion (CSI), where Glenn has served as president since 2014. The new Race Forward will build on the work of both organizations to advance racial justice. Glenn was previously the manager of the Seattle Race and Social Justice Initiative, whose mission is to end institutionalized racism in city government and promote multiculturalism and full participation by all residents. Glenn has supported the start of similar initiatives in jurisdictions across the country and helped found the Government Alliance on Race and Equity. Glenn came to city government after serving five years as development director at Western States Center, an intermediary that provides technical assistance, training, research, and policy analysis in an eight-state region to grassroots organizations working to achieve social change. Glenn also served as the interim director at the MRG Foundation in Portland, Oregon. Glenn is currently a board member of the Philanthropic Initiative for Racial Equity, the Willamette Valley Law Project, and the City Parks Alliance.

Although women are playing an increasingly important economic role in their families, communities and society and often carry the burden of economic and reproductive labor, they are less likely than men to take time off, and their health and well-being is suffering as a consequence. This workshop will provide: * Information regarding time off for the average woman worker in the United States * Recommended ways to maximize time off for self-care * Shared personal experience and learnings from my own process of taking a 3-month sabbatical

Jessica González-Rojas is the Executive Director at the National Latina Institute for Reproductive Health (NLIRH). She has been a leader in progressive movements for two decades, successfully forging connections between reproductive health, gender, immigration, LGBTQ liberation, labor, and Latino civil rights. She is a frequent contributor to El Diario/La Prensa, MSNBC, and HuffPost on pressing reproductive health issues in the Latina community, as well as a regular media voice in local and national outlets. Jessica sits on the board of the National Hispanic Leadership Agenda and serves in an advisory role with the Anna Julia Cooper Center’s Intersectional Research Agenda, Law Students for Reproductive Justice, and Emily’s List. She was also a member of the steering committee for the New York City Council’s Young Women’s Initiative. Jessica and NLIRH have been honored for their work by the National Women’s Law Center, Emily’s List, LatinoJustice PRLDEF, Latina magazine, Cosmo for Latinas, the National Council of Jewish Women, Latism, and El Diario/La Prensa. Jessica is an adjunct professor of public service at the New York University’s Wagner Graduate School of Public Service and of Latino and Latin American studies at the City University of New York. She holds a master’s degree in public administration from New York University’s Wagner Graduate School of Public Service and a certificate from the Institute for Not-for-Profit Management at Columbia University’s Graduate School of Business.