Emerging Coach Series

The One Humanity Emerging Coach Series

Building a One Humanity
Leadership Coaching Community

The One Humanity Emerging Coach Series is focused on supporting the new coach in their journey of learning, growing, and community building. The series features sessions with our coaching program alumni who bring in a question that the community will co-explore and work with. The space is also open to those curious about coaching who might want to explore and learn more about this path.

Featured Speakers and Topics
The program is moderated by Ina Gjikondi, PCC, Director of the  One Humanity Leadership Coaching Program

 

Events
Our upcoming leadership and coaching events.

Cultivating Embodied Resilience for Leadership: Tools for Coaches for Stabilization in Challenging Times

As leadership coaches, it’s essential to not only guide clients through challenging situations but also to cultivate our own resilience, stabilization and self-regulation in the face of stress, emotional triggers, and complexity. This session invites coaches to explore their own embodied resilience through the use of real-time somatic tools that help settle over responses and foster emotional balance. Drawing on neuroscience and somatic practices, we will explore how stress, burnout, and overwhelm manifest in the body, and how to develop strategies to support coaches to stay present and in connection with their clients.

Date and Time
October 23, 12 - 12:45 EST

Registration Link
https://gwu-edu.zoom.us/meeting/register/esyOhUtwRiGpkWQLK7zZLA

Speaker Bio

Gia Mariam Hasan is a regenerative and transformational leadership coach and a graduate of George Washington University’s Center for Excellence in Public Leadership. Informed by a relational systems-thinking framework, Gia empowers executives to cultivate inclusive and liberative visions at both micro and meso levels. Gia served as a coach for the Los Angeles County Department of Health Services (DHS) Equity, Diversity, Inclusion, and Antiracism (EDIA) Initiative, where she supported leaders in the strategic design and long-term development of sustainable equity, diversity, inclusion, and antiracism practices across various facilities. She has co-designed and facilitated curriculum for EDIA workshops delivered to DHS staff, as well as schools and organizations in the Washington, D.C. area. Additionally, she has facilitated capacity-building initiatives with the Los Angeles Department of Public Health’s trauma-informed program. As a founding member and officer of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion for a nonprofit theater, Gia advanced racial equity initiatives for youth and amplified diverse narratives both within the organization and on stage. Using a multifaceted lens, grounded in principles of embodied trauma-informed care, she invites leaders to engage with emergent and responsive practices that foster coherence in their organizations. Her continuing education and training enhances her capacity to facilitate emergent dialogues and strengthen relational networks needed for necessary transformation.

Before embarking on her journey in integrative coaching and facilitation, Gia distinguished herself as a reporter traveling through Egypt, and advocating for refugees in Lebanon. Her commitment extends to strategically underserved communities, youth advocacy, and support for survivors and refugees. Gia holds a Master’s degree in Clinical and Integrative Nutrition and is an advanced Certified Facilitator of the Resilience Toolkit. She maps the impacts of stress and trauma through the human body and organizational bodies, identifying root causes and creating comprehensive and integrative pathways to healing and change. This is further informed by her background and training as an engaged mindfulness meditation teacher, yoga instructor, and clinical somatics. Her skills in nonviolent communication, coupled with her international experience across the Middle East, US and UK, allow her to facilitate and coach effectively across cultures. Gia has also collaborated with organizations such as the University of Colorado, United Healthcare, and Accenture. Gia lives in Alexandria VA with her husband, two teenage children, and sweet and sassy dog.

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