Leading an all-women group? Here are three things you should know (A conversation with Cassie Little of Her Sorority Journey)
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Leading an all-women group? Here are three things you should know (A conversation with Cassie Little of Her Sorority Journey)
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Host and friendship expert Danielle Bayard Jackson speaks with with Cassie Little, advisory board member at the Women's Relational Health Institute as well as the founder of Her Sorority Journey.
While Cassie's specialty is sororities, we are seeing trends between her observations in these spaces and what I'm seeing in other women-dominated spaces.
In this conversation, we talk about three things women leader should know about leadership woes, member conflict, and new member fears.
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Resources mentioned in this episode:
The impact of all-male, all-female groups (Pew Research Center)
Women's Relational Health 2025 Outlook Report
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