Name Irma McClaurin | Role Activist | |
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Books Black Feminist Anthropology, Women of Belize, Pearl's song | ||
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Irma McClaurin is an American activist anthropologist, administrator, consultant, leader, mentor, professor, and writer. She has provided leadership, mentored, made grants, and written poetry, creative non-fiction, and policies, all informed by social justice. In all of these areas of expertise, McClaurin has consistently prioritized her commitment to social justice. She currently is a Senior Faculty Member at the Federal Executive Institute, teaching leadership theories to GS 15 and Selective Executive Service (SES) federal employees across all agencies and sectors, coaches and designs custom programs for U.S. agencies and foreign clients.
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