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"Dr. Warren was an invited speaker at the opening panel of the Play Identity Conference, among 6 professionals of the corporate world. She focused on practical ways that play is implemented in everyday individual professional life and organizational life. She had a very wise manner to explain difficult and complicated concepts in a simple way for all kinds of audiences. I personally appreciate her enthusiasm and will remember her real stories and examples. I was honestly touched by her authenticity, sharing with us her passion of believing that personal change depends on personal willingness! I am really privileged to have the chance to share a stage with her."
"Dr. Warren was an invited speaker at the opening panel of the Play Identity Conference, among 6 professionals of the corporate world. She focused on practical ways that play is implemented in everyday individual professional life and organizational life. She had a very wise manner to explain difficult and complicated concepts in a simple way for all kinds of audiences. I personally appreciate her enthusiasm and will remember her real stories and examples. I was honestly touched by her authenticity, sharing with us her passion of believing that personal change depends on personal willingness! I am really privileged to have the chance to share a stage with her."
- Vasiliki Blesiou, Co-organizer of Play Identity Conference 2026, Athens, and Founder & Managing Director of Paixnidagogeio (Παιχνιδαγωγειο), Professional HR Trainer, Lecturer in Organizational Behavior, and 15 years in corporate positions.
"I really enjoyed the workshop, 'Upstanders: Photography & the Art of Allyship'; it was both engaging and thought-provoking. It offered an insightful perspective on addressing challenges such as bullying through the development of a positive and inclusive environment. I found the combination of presentation, discussion, and the use of art—particularly blindfolded photography—especially impactful. Dr. Warren's facilitation was inspiring, presenting the theme in a way that invited reflection and extended the discussion well beyond the workshop itself."
"I really enjoyed the workshop, 'Upstanders: Photography & the Art of Allyship'; it was both engaging and thought-provoking. It offered an insightful perspective on addressing challenges such as bullying through the development of a positive and inclusive environment. I found the combination of presentation, discussion, and the use of art—particularly blindfolded photography—especially impactful. Dr. Warren's facilitation was inspiring, presenting the theme in a way that invited reflection and extended the discussion well beyond the workshop itself."
- Afroditi Sylla, Business Consulting, Principal Arkas Analytics
"The workshop offered a very meaningful exploration of allyship and its role in how we connect, support, and relate to others. The experiential activity, which required us to trust the person guiding us, was particularly impactful, as it highlighted the importance of vulnerability and presence. I left with practical and emotional insights that deepened my understanding of what it truly means to be an upstander."
"The workshop offered a very meaningful exploration of allyship and its role in how we connect, support, and relate to others. The experiential activity, which required us to trust the person guiding us, was particularly impactful, as it highlighted the importance of vulnerability and presence. I left with practical and emotional insights that deepened my understanding of what it truly means to be an upstander."
- Esmeralda Tsichlis, Giving Two You Concept Creator & Event Specialist
"It was a truly amazing experience that I shared with my daughter. [During the blindfolded photography], I focused on small details, like a bee on the bushes. Letting my 11-year-old daughter take the lead in guiding me, trusting her completely. These are things I don't usually do. I hope more events like this take place, for children and also for older people."
"It was a truly amazing experience that I shared with my daughter. [During the blindfolded photography], I focused on small details, like a bee on the bushes. Letting my 11-year-old daughter take the lead in guiding me, trusting her completely. These are things I don't usually do. I hope more events like this take place, for children and also for older people."
- Maria L., Managing Director
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