#604 || Ministering to the Marginalized

Marginalization can come in many different forms.  We can recognize the external factors that may cause people to become marginalized, but how do we go beyond just identifying those who are experiencing marginalization but instead speak to a student’s identity to say they are significant and they are believed in?  When a student feels believed in, not just being noticed, there is a different level of trust that you build.

Nicole Smithee, founder of Iridescent Women, joins us to share her story and the importance as leaders to recognize those who are marginalized, to say there is a great future for them and how we can cheer them on toward that future.