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Bridging the Divide to Build a World Where Everyone BelongsHow do you bridge the divide between justice and compassion? How can organizations, communities, and individuals create spaces where everyone belongs at a time when diversity is being demonized?In LIVE to DIE, Cam Stewart takes you on a transformative journey through his dual roles as a former police officer and a dedicated advocate for Diversity, Inclusion, and Equity (DIE). With raw honesty, powerful storytelling, and decades of experience, he shares gripping tales from the frontlines, whether responding to crises in uniform or championing anti-racism efforts and DIE initiatives in boardrooms, nonprofits, and neighborhoods.Through poignant anecdotes and hard-earned insights, Cam reveals the challenges and triumphs of fostering meaningful inclusion in a polarized world. From navigating difficult conversations on race and gender identity to addressing systemic inequities, he provides a roadmap for creating cultures of empathy, fairness, and progress.Whether you're an executive striving to make your workplace more inclusive, a community leader working toward equity, or an individual passionate about social change, this book offers:
Practical strategies for embedding DIE principles into everyday life and work. Wisdom from lived experience, including the unique perspective of a police officer-turned-advocate. Inspiration to act, through Learn, Integrity, Valour, and Engagement (LIVE)
LIVE to DIE is a call to action and a guide to building a better, more equitable world for all.
"Diversity, Inclusion, and Equity, aren't just ideals-they're skills we must develop, practice, and live by every day."
