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grace as a revolutionary practice
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honoring Dr. King’s legacy
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finding hope in the midst of despair
from peanut farmer to president
transforming routine into ritual: infusing workplace culture with humanity and intention
from routine to ritual
moral injury
moral courage
human-centered leadership
moral imagination
grief
duty of care
spiritual ecology
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Dimple Dhabalia is a former public servant, founder of Roots in the Clouds, and author of Tell Me My Story – Challenging the Narrative of Service Before Self. Her work explores moral injury, shared grief, and dehumanization, mapping the ethical and spiritual terrain of our duty of care to each other. Through her writing, speaking, and art she asks what it means to stay human, and to see the humanity in others, across the different seasons of life. Connect with her @dimpstory across social platforms and at rootsintheclouds.com.