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Young people are asking for, and sometimes demanding, leadership roles in new and innovative ways. But they rarely have the skills to apply “leadership moments” when it matters most. In this workshop designed for educators and young people, Rosalind Wiseman shares how students can bring dignity into their understanding of leadership and learn effective strategies to manage groups, inspire, and listen to others.
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Creating a Culture of Dignity With Young People
As young people navigate a constantly changing educational environment, we know one thing is certain: Supportive relationships and social skills are critical to their emotional well-being. But these skills are not “soft skills.” They are essential for kids to engage in their education and support their emotional and mental health. From their friendships, anxiety, social media, conflicts with friends and family, and the constant pressure to “keep up,” this presentation will share insights and strategies to best connect—especially when they need us most.
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Having Brave, Life-Changing Conversations
How can we have honest conversations about topics that silence most of us or in which only a few people dominate? How do we create and sustain an inclusive community where people feel a sense of belonging? How do we know when to advocate for each other or receive feedback when our intentions don’t match our impact?
We live in a time where it can feel too hard, and too frightening for some of us to step into these moments and make a difference. This presentation shows you how.
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We can be the people we aspire to be and have the relationships we want in our families, places of work, and communities. We can define and hold ourselves to high expectations and care for our emotional capacity and mental health.
Join Rosalind Wiseman as she shows us how to embrace the power of dignity to build courage, connection, and community. In this inspiring presentation filled with (un)common sense and humor, Rosalind shares her powerful insights to develop a principled life. With this path to keep our thoughts and actions on course, we maintain a sense of purpose, meaning, and capacity no matter what comes our way.
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Adolescents have always needed friends and meaningful social lives. Both are essential to young people’s mental and emotional health now and as they develop into adults. But with this generation, who must integrate the experience of COVID into their social development, the social road is often filled with challenges.
Meanwhile, the worry of falling behind and keeping up academically is real. The consequence is often confusion and anxiety about how to support young people as they navigate their social lives, develop academic resilience, and maintain their mental health.
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Rosalind Wiseman is a distinguished keynote speaker and educator, widely recognized for her profound expertise in leadership, culture, conflict resolution, and youth empowerment. With over two decades of experience, Rosalind Wiseman has become a trusted voice in both corporate and educational circles, where her insights into human behavior, dignity, and social dynamics have inspired and […]
Rosalind Wiseman is a distinguished keynote speaker and educator, widely recognized for her profound expertise in leadership, culture, conflict resolution, and youth empowerment. With over two decades of experience, Rosalind Wiseman has become a trusted voice in both corporate and educational circles, where her insights into human behavior, dignity, and social dynamics have inspired and empowered countless individuals. Her work is not just about imparting knowledge; it’s about sparking transformation—enabling leaders, educators, and communities to foster environments where respect, connection, and integrity thrive.
Rosalind’s journey into the realm of leadership and youth empowerment began with her groundbreaking work in the 1990s, where she addressed the challenges faced by young people in navigating the complex social hierarchies of school life. Her best-selling books, including Queen Bees and Wannabes—the inspiration for the hit movie Mean Girls—have made her a household name, bringing her expertise to a global audience. This literary success catapulted her into the spotlight as an expert in adolescent development, bullying prevention, and ethical leadership.
Today, Rosalind is a sought-after keynote speaker at corporate events, educational institutions, and leadership conferences worldwide. Her ability to blend research-based insights with practical strategies has made her a favorite among event planners and organizations seeking to cultivate environments where every individual feels valued and empowered. Through her compelling presentations, Rosalind challenges audiences to embrace the power of dignity, not only as a personal virtue but as a fundamental principle in building courage, connection, and community.
Rosalind Wiseman’s expertise lies at the intersection of leadership, culture, conflict resolution, and youth empowerment. Her career took off with her focus on adolescent social dynamics, where she became an authority on the challenges that young people face in navigating peer pressure, bullying, and the quest for social status. Her deep understanding of these dynamics is rooted in years of research, interaction with young people, and collaboration with educators and mental health professionals.
One of Rosalind’s key contributions to the field is her concept of “dignity,” which she argues is the foundation of ethical leadership and effective conflict resolution. She believes that by fostering a culture of dignity, organizations can create environments where people feel respected, valued, and empowered to contribute their best. This idea is central to her teachings and has resonated with leaders across various industries who are looking to improve organizational culture and employee engagement.
Rosalind’s influence extends beyond the classroom and corporate boardroom to the broader public through her writing. Her book, Queen Bees and Wannabes, not only provided a lens into the social lives of adolescent girls but also offered actionable strategies for parents and educators to help young people navigate these challenges. The success of the book, which was adapted into the iconic movie Mean Girls, further established Rosalind as a leading expert in youth culture and empowerment.
In addition to her work with youth, Rosalind has made significant contributions to leadership development. She has worked with top executives, educators, and organizations to help them understand the importance of emotional intelligence, ethical decision-making, and conflict resolution in leadership. Her programs and workshops are designed to equip leaders with the tools they need to foster a culture of respect and dignity, which in turn drives organizational success.
Rosalind Wiseman’s speaking engagements are characterized by her ability to connect with diverse audiences, from corporate leaders to educators to young people themselves. She brings a unique blend of humor, empathy, and insight to her presentations, making complex concepts accessible and relatable. Her influence as a speaker is evident in the feedback she receives, with many praising her ability to inspire change and motivate action.
Rosalind Wiseman has captivated audiences worldwide, speaking at prestigious events such as South by Southwest, Microsoft, UBS, The Royal Society for the Arts, the Association for the Advancement of International Education, the Game Developers Conference, the American Association of School Administrators, and the White House.
Currently, Rosalind is a board member of the Johnson Depression Center at CU Anschutz Medical Center. Originally from Washington, D.C., she now resides in Boulder, Colorado, continuing her mission to inspire and educate through the transformative power of dignity.
In summary, Rosalind Wiseman is a powerhouse in the world of leadership, culture, and youth empowerment. Her unique approach, centered on the concept of dignity, has transformed the way organizations and individuals think about leadership and conflict resolution. Rosalind’s ability to connect with audiences, coupled with her extensive expertise, makes her an invaluable asset to any event.
Booking Rosalind Wiseman through Speakers Inc guarantees an experience that will inspire, educate, and empower your audience. With her dynamic speaking style and actionable insights, Rosalind is sure to leave a lasting impression on your attendees.
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