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conversations that matter: the claims of life

the claims of life, a new book by diana chapman walsh, ...

the claims of life, a new book by diana chapman walsh, traces the emergence of a young woman who set out believing she wasn’t particularly smart but went on to meet several tests of leadership in the american academy — a place where everyone wants to be heard and no one wants a boss.
the claims of life offers readers an unusually intimate view of a trustworthy leadership that begins and ends in self-knowledge. during a transformative 14-year wellesley college presidency, walsh advanced women’s authority, compassionate governance, and self-reinvention.
after wellesley, walsh’s interests took her to the boards of five national non-profits, galvanizing change. she kept counsel with nobel laureates, feminist leaders, and the dalai lama, seeking solutions to the world’s biggest challenge: preserving our planet.

chapman walsh joined a conversation that matters about a life of openness and endless possibilities. learn more about our guests career at careersthatmatter.ca.

join us feb 27 for conversations live — housing.

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