In this second episode in a Synergos series, Tarlin Saye takes us from Liberia to the US, from traveler and writer to event organizer, as she creates spaces and shares stories with a long term view on uncomfortable topics like racial equity.
THE IMPACT. Tarlin:
- Leads Global Programs and Experiences at Synergos for the Global Philanthropists Circle (GPC), a network of leading philanthropic families committed to becoming more effective social investors
- Has led Synergos’ series on Dismantling Systemic Racism (first and second sessions, and videos one two and three)
- Spearheaded leadership roles in youth organizations on issues like income inequality, racial divides, and societal stigmas against the homeless and/or terminally ill
- Has spent time on 6 continents, exposed to many cultural backgrounds and schools of thought
- Holds a B.A. in Theology from the University of St. Thomas
THE JOURNEY. In our conversation, we explore:
- Early influences - storytelling and travel, from theology to events to philanthropy
- Racial equity - creating a space to challenge assumptions and share stories
- How to hold a strong space - allowing for discomfort while bringing in positive touchstones
- A long-term view on systemic racism - making a commitment and acknowledging privilege
