Salsa, Soul, and Spirit: Leadership for a Multicultural Age |
Contents
Praise for Salsa Soul and Spirit | i |
Profiles of Leaders | xviii |
A New Social Covenant | 1 |
I to WeFrom Individualism to Collective | 39 |
Mi Casa Es Su CasaA Spirit | 63 |
Leadership Styles in Communities | 96 |
Leaders as Guardians of Public ValuesA | 131 |
Leaders as Community | 169 |
Creating the Circle of Leadership 211 PRINCIPLE 7 All My RelativesLa Familia the Village | 217 |
GraciasGratitude Hope | 249 |
Leadership for a Multicultural AgeA Call | 284 |
Notes | 333 |
About the Author | 354 |
Other editions - View all
Salsa, Soul, and Spirit: Leadership for a Multicultural Age: Easyread Edition Juana Bordas No preview available - 2009 |
Common terms and phrases
accessed acculturation Ada Deer African American African American Leadership American Indian Andrew Young Anglo Anna Escobedo Cabral Antonia Pantoja believe Benny Shendo Jr Black leaders Center César Chávez civil rights movement collaborative collectivist communities of color community stewards connection contributions create democracy diverse economic Federico Peña forgiveness future generosity global gracias Greenleaf guardians of public hierarchical Hispanic human identity indigenous individual individualistic inspired integrate Jemez Jemez Pueblo Joseph LaDonna Harris Latino Latino leaders leader among equals leaders as guardians leaders in communities leadership in communities leadership principles live Luther King Jr mainstream Martin Luther King moral multicultural leadership mutual National nurturing one’s organizations orientation people’s percent person perspective political public values race Raul Yzaguirre recognize reflects Salsa Sankofa sense serve shared social responsibility society Soul Spanish spiritual tions tradition tribal tribe U.S. Census Bureau understand vision