Hi there.
I have a podcast now.
I am a philosopher by training, an educator at heart, and a passionate believer in creating a more just and equitable world. My process centers on critical self-reflection and
genuine dialogue in all of our relationships. We are each on our own journey.
By sharing what I have learned, I hope we can go further, together.
Dr. Cori Wong is a speaker, writer, educator, and consultant with 15 years of training and leadership experience related to intersectional feminism, anti-racism, social justice, and inclusive culture change. Values of love, creativity, and freedom inform the means and ends of her work. Support, truth-telling, humor, intimacy, and playfulness are among the essential ingredients.
Prior to launching Positive Philosophy Consulting, Dr. Wong led diversity, equity, and inclusion initiatives at Colorado State University. She earned a dual-title PhD in Philosophy and Women’s Studies from the Pennsylvania State University and a BA in Philosophy and Religious Studies from Colorado State University.
Her dissertation, Positive Philosophy: A Feminist Practice of Affective Therapy and Political Resistance, explores the liberatory potential of critically reflecting in ways that excite, energize, inspire, connect, motivate, and heal.
Dr. Cori Wong is a speaker, writer, educator, and consultant with 15 years of training and leadership experience related to intersectional feminism, anti-racism, social justice, and inclusive culture change. Her approach is rooted in feminist theory, liberatory praxis, and deep transformation through critical dialogue by cultivating authentic relationships across differences. Values of love, creativity, and freedom inform the means and the ends for her work. Support, truth-telling, humor, intimacy, and playfulness are among the essential ingredients.
Prior to launching Positive Philosophy Consulting, Dr. Wong led diversity, equity, and inclusion initiatives at Colorado State University. She earned a dual-title PhD in Philosophy and Women’s Studies from the Pennsylvania State University and a BA in Philosophy and Religious Studies from Colorado State University.
Her dissertation, Positive Philosophy: A Feminist Practice of Affective Therapy and Political Resistance, explores the liberatory potential of critically reflecting in ways that excite, energize, inspire, connect, motivate, and heal.