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“If we’re lucky enough, we meet a few people in our lives who truly guide the way we see, think and act in this world. Nelson Mandela and Linda Wallace are among my Top 5. I’ve had the pleasure of engaging Linda Wallace’s services as a cultural competency facilitator and consultant at the National Liberty Museum for several years, and to rave reviews each time. Our staff and workshop participants are all highly educated and sensitive teachers who already specialize in diversity awareness and inclusiveness before they attend Ms. Wallace’s sessions, yet every one of them leaves her workshop with an enriched understanding and a re-vitalized commitment. In her gentle manner, she reaches into the core of our beliefs, helps us remove our blinders, and walks beside us as we step into new waters. I’ve watched her use genuinely heartfelt compassion to make the toughest man enjoy melting, and her finely-tuned insight to help the weakest-seeming person find a proud, new voice. It doesn’t get any better.”
Marilyn Cohen
Philadelphia, PA.-South Africa
"Linda, your presentation was awesome; I don’t think anyone could have done that presentation any better. Thanks for sharing your knowledge and experience with us."
Kathleen Pearson
Delaware County Technical Schools
“Finding a credible facilitator to address issues of diversity has always been a challenge. That is, until I sat in on a session conducted by Linda Wallace. Her approach connects with her audience, using a language that opens ears to listening, hearts to feeling and mouths to talking. Journalists appreciate her honesty and candor and recognize immediately that she knows her topic well. Linda's session was one of the most effective and interesting diversity workshops I have ever participated in and I look forward to working with her in the future.”
Mary Ann Wendt
Vice President, Human Resources, Hearst Newspapers
