Kellie Todd Griffin is truly a force and it shows in this week’s episode of The Legal Lens podcast.
As President & CEO of the CA Black Women’s Collective Empowerment Institute, she has spent more than 25 years bringing people, policy, and resources together to improve the lives of Black women and girls across our state.
From securing millions in funding for California’s first Black women’s think tank at Cal State Dominguez Hills to training hundreds of women and girls in leadership and advocacy, her work, along with the work of her team at the Collective is changing both narratives and outcomes in real time.
In this episode, we talk about the heart behind her advocacy, the legacy of her mother’s journey, and what it takes to build true equity in practice.
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