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From Karundi

Leading from Curiosity Instead of Fear

Welcome to the first edition of the Reflections from Karundi newsletter. I’m excited to have this space to connect with you more regularly and share some of what I’m thinking about, wrestling with, learning, and unlearning as a leader. Lately, I’ve been thinking a lot about fear and how much it has shaped my leadership….

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Alumni

Beatrice Beaubrun

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Deputy Director, North Carolina For The People
Beatrice Beaubrun (she/her) is the Deputy Director at North Carolina For The People and has…
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Sof Petros

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Organizing Coach, Youth Climate Finance Alliance
Sof (she/they) is an experienced and capable environmental educator and organizer with a background in…
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