Project Forgive: Shawne Duperon
Project Forgive: Shawne Duperon
“Forgiveness is about emotional maturity. We’re culturally ready for a new realm of possibility as evidenced by the popularity of the viral video, social media and traditional media coverage and what is at the heart of discussion in the film and the movement.”
The Six-time EMMY Award winner Shawne Duperon has taught thousands how to communicate in business using universal themes of love, fear, and forgiveness in the workplace. Shawne works with corporations, entrepreneurs, universities and government agencies across the globe. She has interviewed many presidents and has filmed hundreds of celebrities. You have seen her featured in major media including, CNN, ABC, Inc. Magazine, and USA Today. Her personal passion is forgiveness.
She has taught thousands how to communicate as leaders through powerful networking, social media and exquisite media interviewing skills. She works with corporations, entrepreneurs, universities and government agencies across the globe, with a theme that includes universal principles such as love, fear and forgiveness within the business realm.
Shawne has collaborated with many best-selling authors, has replaced Bill Ford of Ford Motor Company when she spoke at the Department of Defense and even lectures on cruise ships around the world. One of her personal passions is the work she does with multicultural groups to help delete media stereotypes through strategic communication.
Shawne’s currently a PhD candidate, creating leading-edge research on the relationship between mass media and gossip (yes gossip:>). Knowing how to create and navigate communication skills as a leader is the secret to unlimited marketing and personal power. Her story of overcoming child sexual abuse has inspired thousands.
“Without forgiveness, there is no real healing. But for forgiveness to occur, apologies are necessary first. America has never made the necessary apologies to heal our national wounds; our national soul needs to atone for the genocide of Native Americans, for slavery, for the war in Viet Nam and so forth. Abraham Lincoln said that a nation must confess its sins just as an individual must, and then but only then does forgiveness wash us clean.”
~ Marianne Williamson
