Deliberate Community Building With Allison Tenney
1h 11m
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Living Deliberately Podcast
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On this week's show I catch up with Allison Tenney, the founder of the Ignited Womxn's Summit in Seattle, Washington. We go deep about womxn's empowerment and where well-meaning white womxn can get it wrong. Allison and I get into what it takes to raise feminist children in today's world as well as the daily habits and practices she undertakes to be able to show up each day to the best of her ability for her family and community. We hope you love it!
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