The Jali, host Melyssa Barrett

Veronica Rogers discusses the importance of respect in the workplace and shares tips to successfully prepare for your next dream job

Steve Napolitan discusses how mindset shifts can enhance personal growth and increase social consciousness.

This week’s episode focuses on Kwanzaa’s first principle, Umoja, by highlighting the connection between our history and culture. 

Founder of BrainPOP Sierra Hooshiari shares how recovering from a traumatic injury inspired her mission to launch a soda brand promoting brain health.

Stephanie Fuentes shares her experiences interning for The United Nations and working on designing technology-focused development projects.

Police chief Sekou Millington shares how he uses his platform to reconnect the relationship between his community and law enforcement through contemporary policing and outreach in Tracy, CA. 

Jacob Davenport shares his journey embarking on a career in real estate to owning his business and mentoring the next generation of realtors.

Executive Director Adamaka Ajaelo shares how her organization, Self-eSTEM, seeks to break systemic barriers faced by young women interested in STEM-related careers through mentorship, development programs and networking.

Co-founder of Mission Art 415 Lisa Brewer shares how her gallery helped uplift her community while providing a platform for struggling artists around San Francisco.

James Smith, Imo-jah Desouza and David Bariu share challenges faced by Black veterans and how the group, Black Veterans of America, aims to raise awareness.