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Jacqui Cooper (Host: JCooperTravels) chats with Deborah Levine (Forbes D&I Trailblazer, award-winning author of 15 books, Founder/Editor of American Diversity Report, EQ Storyteller, cognitive diversity inventor, The Magic Marble Tree) about the American Diversity Report and the vast resources the report provides to the community.
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To connect with Deborah visit deborahlevine.com/ www.AmericanDiversityReport.com
About Jacqui Cooper: After years in the fields of business, education & law, she decided to combine her passions in the areas of travel & technology development. She is a Lifestyle Wellness Consultant helping others enjoy their lifestyle choices to include travel, fitness law and business. Her focus is to help empower everyone's learning to provide the tools needed to make empowered decisions. She has access to discount travel platforms, wellness platforms & affordable legal support. Connect with her so she can share her complimentary resources.
Her educational background includes: Vassar College (NY) B.A.; Hastings College of the Law (CA) - J.D.; Notre Dame of Maryland University (MD) - MA LDT; National Board Certified Special Education Consultant - NBCT.
About Deborah: Deborah is an award-winning, best-selling author, keynote speaker, and master instructor. Her journey to become a 2013 Champion of Diversity began as a child of one of the few Jewish families in the British colony of Bermuda and grew with her insertion into the New York City area, then Harvard University and a career in Chicago, #Tulsa, Cincinnati, and Chattanooga. Deborah joined a civil rights picket line in 1965, was an early volunteer with SNCC, and joined the first Women’s Liberation March in NYC circa 1970. Deborah then acquired numerous degrees and awards in cultural anthropology, religion, and urban planning.
She is currently headquartered in Tennessee where she trains international executives coming into the South, serving on Volkswagen's Diversity Council & growing the Southern-Global Connection. To connect with Deborah visit deborahlevine.com/ www.AmericanDiversityReport.com