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Ebony Pritchett is a Human Insights professional with 15 years of experience in a broad range of industries ranging from Health, Beauty Care, Television Broadcasting, Fashion, Food & Technology. Born and raised in the Queen City of Cincinnati, Ebony\u2019s interest in ethnic understanding was sparked as a Youth Docent for The National Underground Railroad Freedom Center. Her passion was fanned at Procter & Gamble where she worked to serve underserved consumer groups and volunteered with the Diversity and Inclusion organization.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
Since P&G, Ebony\u2019s natural sense of curiosity, authenticity and keen ability to connect with diverse audiences fueled a successful career of designing and facilitating research and strategic workshops as a free-lance consultant. After witnessing years of racial tension and social unrest, Ebony determined to be a change agent by merging her purpose, passion and professional skill set to birth The Advocacy Group<\/a> – A Human Insights and Diversity Training organization. <\/p>\n\n\n\n The mission: “Our mission is to build bridges of empathy between the uninformed and the underserved. We stand in the gap for those with a muted voice amongst the majority using creative, educational, and high-engagement approaches. There is beauty in diversity that is often drowned out by algorithms, politics, misinformation, and fear. Our service silences the noise and empowers meaningful human connection and unity.” <\/p>\n\n\n\n To kick-off Black History Month, on February 1, the Advocacy Group<\/a> launched their very first podcast, TAG, You’re It!<\/a> Watch Episode 0 now!<\/strong> Why the Advocacy Group and Why Now?<\/a><\/p>\n\n\n\n