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Dr. Dayani is an Educator, Communication and Leadership Coach, Social Impact Strategist, Author, and a Broadcast Journalist
She is a professor of Strategic Communication and Conflict Resolution at Columbia University. She is also the founder of World Women Global Council, & Lead 2 Empower, platforms for social impact initiatives and global leadership training. She served as the co-chair for Women of Color and Media Outreach for Asian Americans in the last presidential election.
Her 3 decades of exceptional civil leadership have won her several local and national accolades including “Obama’s Immigrant Journey Awards” 2015- for professional excellence and outstanding mentorship. Recently, she presented her research on “The Impact of Social Media in the acculturation of Immigrant Communities at the Annual Journalism Conference. Her expertise in curating unique programs and models of empowerment using educational technology, citizen diplomacy, media, broadcasting, leadership communication, and conflict resolution help bridge the gap between gender equality, economic sustainability and intercultural Communication to meet the global job markets.
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- “ Dilshad offers a thought-provoking approach to success… ”
– Congresswoman Eddie Bernice Johnson What Others Are Saying
Author
In confrontation 9, Dilshad Dayani makes a persuasive case on how culture can fog the idea of meaningful success and create unconscious bias towards one’s identity. More often than not, our busy lives constrain us, societal norms and ideals dictate our thoughts and behavior, and cultural values limit our world view. Confrontation 9 aims to provide you with a compelling and practical tool kit so you can craft a concrete roadmap, address grey areas of your value systems, process logical solutions to everyday challenges, identify unconscious roadblocks of conditioning and stop the negative narration which lead to self-limiting talks and lack of energy.
Projects & Initiatives
Our Projects and Initiatives from 1992 – Present have primarily focused on gender equity and family empowerment. There is much-needed political representation of our youth and young women. WWGC aims to continue empowering through education, media advocacy, proactive health interventions, entrepreneur and leadership skills, along with resource access using multimodal approaches. The 2015 STEM leadership and Microfinance Initiative in South Asia brought good outcomes in partnership with Asia Initiatives (NY).
