Today in a letter to dept faculty, I shared a letter from our trainees and research staff with a call to action on racial inequality. As a starting point and for accountability, I will share part of my own personal journey here - 21-day Racial Equity Habit Building Challenge
Inspired by https://www.eddiemoorejr.com/21daychallenge , #21dayracialequitychallenge , akin to #21daysallychallenge
The structure was appealing: Read, Listen, Watch, Notice, Connect, Engage, Act ... every day coupled with REFLECTION
The structure was appealing: Read, Listen, Watch, Notice, Connect, Engage, Act ... every day coupled with REFLECTION
I'll beg pls bear with me - I actually had not ever planned to share this, as I think it of it as part of my own personal journey. This is weird for me. But it makes me accountable.
Reading that resonated: "One Way To Be An Ally Right Now? Support Black Mental Health."
https://www.huffpost.com/entry/ally-support-black-mental-health_l_5ed7a1f0c5b6f8b2ac14a47e
Jillian Wilson captured the impact of stress, pressure, fear, mental exhaustion, anxiety, sadness on Black people.
https://www.huffpost.com/entry/ally-support-black-mental-health_l_5ed7a1f0c5b6f8b2ac14a47e
Jillian Wilson captured the impact of stress, pressure, fear, mental exhaustion, anxiety, sadness on Black people.
One of her messages that grabbed me - don't pretend that everything is OK right now.
Prompting thinking of so many Black people living with sorrow, fear, pain that I can't even fathom
Prompting thinking of so many Black people living with sorrow, fear, pain that I can't even fathom
So I turned to the Therapy Fund for Black Women and Girls, with the Loveland Foundation http://thelovelandfoundation.org - support what I could https://www.flipcause.com/secure/cause_pdetails/NzU4MzM=