When Government Stops, Communities Don’t: Seena Hodges on Leadership, Equity, and Holding Community Through Crisis
MinneapoliMedia. As Minnesota and the nation confront the cascading effects of a federal shutdown—economic uncertainty, strained public services, anxious households, and a workplace landscape under pressure—many leaders are asking the same question: How do we maintain trust, morale, and belonging during instability?
How To Move From Ally To Accomplice
Forbes. In From Ally to Accomplice, Seena Hodges pushes the reader to move beyond their comfort zone to do deeper work and take risks in supporting anti-racism.
Black History Month: Minnesota’s Role
KTSP. Author and speaker, Seena Hodges, fills us in on some notable moments in Minnesota black history. .
Merit, Excellence and Intelligence: An Anti-DEI Approach Catches On
The Wall Street Journal. MEI frames diversity as a side effect of good hiring, not the goal. Evidence suggests it isn’t so simple.
The ‘Woke Coach’ Pushes Forward As Companies Roll Back DEI Efforts
Black Enterprise. A landscape once budding with the promise of a better, more equitable future has been set back. Still, just because the companies have faltered in their efforts does not mean the people within those companies are not dedicated to progressing on the diversity front. That’s where Seena Hodges, also known as “The Woke Coach,” comes in.
The Woke Coach talks her new book 'From Ally to Accomplice'
KTSP. Author and speaker, Seena Hodges, fills us in on some notable moments in Minnesota black history. .
How to become more than an ally in the fight against racism
CBS News. Seena Hodges, founder and CEO of anti-racism training consultant The Woke Coach, is releasing her debut book, “From Ally to Accomplice: How to Lead as a Fierce Antiracist.” She joined WCCO to talk about the steps we can take to understand our privilege and power and learn to use it for the benefit of others.
TCB 100: The People to Know in 2022
Twin Cities Business Review. Our annual roundup of the newsmakers, trailblazers, and innovators to keep an eye on in 2022.
Who is Seena Hodges?
When I was a toddler learning to talk, my first words were a complete sentence: "I do it." I'd insist on dressing myself, even if my shoes ended up on the wrong feet and my shirt was inside out with the tag hanging out the back. I was CONVINCED my way was the RIGHT way.