This episode is already a favorite in the Lessons from Leaders office and we are eager for you to listen, and get active on this important issue.

Indira Kaur Ahluwalia was diagnosed with stage 4 breast cancer with and bone metastasis in April 2007. Summing up her journey, she says, "I tried, and I am grateful for every experience".

Niharika Chibber Joe reviews it exclusively for Different Truths.

In the fifth installment of PYXERA Global’s webinar series ‘Rhetoric to Action: Dismantling Structural Racism through Tri-Sector Approaches', Fadzi Whande, Senior Diversity & Inclusion Adviser, Executive Direction and Management, Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights, and Indira Ahluwalia, Founder and President, KAUR Strategies LLC joined Renay Loper, VP Program Innovation as they discussed how the colonial roots of international development are grounded in racism, and more importantly, how individuals across sectors can recognize and disrupt its continuation.

Exclusive interview with Sikh author, Indira Kaur Ahluwalia on her book, “Fast Forward to Hope”.

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Author -"FAST FORWARD TO HOPE"- Indira Kaur Ahluwalia being interviewed by Dr. Lalita Kaul on Global Television Networks/FOX 5 PLUS - Certified Executive Producer Nilima Mehra

On this episode of First Paso, author and cancer survivor Indira Kaur Ahluwalia shares what it is like to live life with seemingly conflicting thoughts and emotions. When have you lived with a paradox of emotions and thoughts?

Listen as Indira breaks down how to manage fighting through Stage IV breast cancer with fear and hope working together.

The international development community includes people who have lived extraordinary lives in a variety of settings and many have written about their experiences. This panel will look at the genre of memoir within creative nonfiction, drawing from a series of life-time experiences from our international development community, looking at the books they have written, and hearing their stories.

Indira Kaur Ahluwalia (BA '90) has released a memoir sharing her journey following a stage IV Cancer diagnosis, "Fast Forward to Hope."