What does it really mean to build a city where people feel seen, valued, and supported?
In this powerful episode, Ali Fawaz sits down with Paschal Eze, Chief Diversity Officer for the City of Westland, MI—an author, community builder, and relentless advocate for connection, belonging, and purpose.
With 18 books under his belt and decades spent mentoring others, Paschal shares the values that drive him: lifting people up, bridging divides, and creating cities that don’t just function—but feel like home.
💡 You'll hear:
The difference between living in a city and belonging to one
Why diversity isn’t a checkbox—it’s a blueprint for real progress
What new residents should really look for when choosing a place to live
How city planning intersects with human connection
One letter of recommendation that changed someone’s life
Whether you're in real estate, city government, or just care about stronger communities, this episode will leave you thinking differently about what it means to serve your neighbor—and why it matters now more than ever.
🎙️ Listen now to get inspired, challenged, and reminded of the power of people.
