Intro to CCI’s Blog: Wisdom for the Journey

Written By Alethea Fitzpatrick
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Real talk for leaders navigating equity, authenticity, and organizational change.

Our blog goes beyond surface-level advice to offer the deep, practical wisdom you need when the work gets complex. Whether you're a seasoned executive, emerging leader, or change agent, you'll find insights that honor both your expertise and your humanity.

What you'll discover:

  • Strategic clarity for navigating inclusion challenges without burning out

  • Leadership pathways tailored to your unique position and pressures

  • Trauma-informed approaches that center healing alongside transformation

  • Real frameworks for moving from performative to authentic inclusive practice

  • Validation and tools for the emotional labor of equity work

This isn't your typical leadership blog. We write for those carrying invisible workloads, facing "glass cliff" moments, and leading with both strategy and heart. Our posts blend research-backed insights with the nuanced realities of organizational change — because sustainable transformation requires both precision and compassion.

Ready to move from surviving to thriving? Explore our latest posts organized by leadership pathway, or dive into our most popular series on strategic resilience in challenging times.

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Alethea Fitzpatrick

Alethea Cheng Fitzpatrick is Principal and Founder of Co-Creating Inclusion, a diversity, equity, and inclusion firm with a focus on shifting culture and driving equity through strategic consulting, leadership & team development, workshop facilitation, and business integration. Our mission is to help people, teams, and organizations create culture transformation through inclusion and belonging in order to co-create the conditions where all can thrive and do their best and most fulfilling work. Connected with her on LinkedIn.

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