FROM THE UN TO EVERYDAY LEADERSHIP: WHAT ACTUALLY CHANGES

UNAPOLOGETIC · SEASON 2 / EPISODE 8

FROM THE UN TO EVERYDAY LEADERSHIP: WHAT ACTUALLY CHANGES

WITH ERIN DAVIS

ABOUT THE EPISODE

After returning from the United Nations Commission on the Status of Women in New York, Erin found herself sitting with a different kind of question:

What actually stays when we come home?

In this special solo episode of Unapologetic, Erin moves beyond a recap of the event to explore the tension between what’s said in global spaces — and what shifts in our everyday leadership.

Drawing on moments from the UN, she reflects on power, discomfort, backlash, and the growing gap between awareness and action. This is a conversation about what it really takes to carry this work forward — not in theory, but in practice.

Because the truth is: we don’t have a knowledge gap.

We have a capacity gap.

This episode is for leaders, practitioners, and anyone navigating the space between knowing better… and doing better.

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