

631. Change Leadership, Critical Hope + Building Cultures We Don’t Have to Heal From - Lindsey Fuller, Jon McCoy and Becky Endicott
4 snips Jul 9, 2025
Join Lindsey Fuller, Executive Director of The Teaching Well, as she redefines leadership with courage and intention. Discover how critical hope can transform daily practices and build resilience in organizations. Lindsay emphasizes that true leadership stems from a place of humanity, care, and essential tools like rest and sabbaticals. She challenges conventional policies to be living and responsive, advocating for shared leadership that values individual experiences. Explore how to combat compassion fatigue and create cultures that nurture rather than heal.
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Critical Hope as Collective Practice
- Critical hope is a deliberate practice, not just a personality trait or optimism.
- It acts as a collective resource that sustains resilience and leadership strength.
Policies Are Culture in Action
- Policies are expressions of organizational values and culture, not just paperwork.
- Human-centered policies must protect and amplify people, not merely minimize legal risk.
Create and Manage Policies Well
- Involve those directly impacted when creating policies and get legal review to balance protection and feasibility.
- Train people managers well to ensure fair, consistent policy implementation and reduce resentment.