Mental and emotional health practitioners Kasim Abdur Razzaq, Dr. Janelle Jones, and Candice Ellis join Dr. Sylvia Bartley to discuss mental and emotional health. They explain the symptoms, warning signs of mental illness and provide advice on how to help yourself and others suffering with their emotional health.
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Mental and emotional health practitioners Kasim Abdur Razzaq, Dr. Janelle Jones, and Candice Ellis join Dr. Sylvia Bartley to discuss mental and emotional health. They explain the symptoms, warning signs of mental illness and provide advice on how to help yourself and others suffering with their emotional health.
]]>As we live through COVID, racial reckoning, and natural disasters, Dr. Johnson shares her hopes and fears for our children and community. Dr. Johnson questions if the civil rights leaders of her time failed our children today! A reflective, and yes, a deep, meaningful conversation that inspires Hope in the Struggle.
]]>As we live through COVID, racial reckoning, and natural disasters, Dr. Johnson shares her hopes and fears for our children and community. Dr. Johnson questions if the civil rights leaders of her time failed our children today! A reflective, and yes, a deep, meaningful conversation that inspires Hope in the Struggle.
]]>Joining the conversation is Rose McGee - an author, educator, and practitioner, Kevin Lindsey - an AALF board member and CEO of the Minnesota Humanities Center, and Mary Taris - Founder of Strive Publishing, a children's book publishing company centered around empowering Black narratives for freedom, equity, and justice.
]]>Joining the conversation is Rose McGee - an author, educator, and practitioner, Kevin Lindsey - an AALF board member and CEO of the Minnesota Humanities Center, and Mary Taris - Founder of Strive Publishing, a children's book publishing company centered around empowering Black narratives for freedom, equity, and justice.
]]>He and Dr. Bartley discuss his career and experience as an African American person working in corporate America.
]]>He and Dr. Bartley discuss his career and experience as an African American person working in corporate America.
]]>They discuss the hardships many are facing in the wake of the pandemic. Kenya also provides insight on opportunities for entrepreneurs - specifically Black women - amid an uncertain economy.
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They discuss the hardships many are facing in the wake of the pandemic. Kenya also provides insight on opportunities for entrepreneurs - specifically Black women - amid an uncertain economy.
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Dr. Sylvia Bartley talks with local artist Numa Pierre and educator, author, poet, and spiritual director, Dr. Claudia May. They go through the art, spirituality, and self-care that are helping them through these systemic injustices.
]]>Dr. Sylvia Bartley talks with local artist Numa Pierre and educator, author, poet, and spiritual director, Dr. Claudia May. They go through the art, spirituality, and self-care that are helping them through these systemic injustices.
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Dr. Sylvia Bartley and her panel discuss strategies on how to advance community-centered treatment and health for people who have experienced race-related trauma in the Twin Cities.
The panel of Sam Simmons, Ingrid Cockhren, and Dr. Reba Peoples also discuss a report commissioned by the African American Leadership Forum entitled, "A future of excellent emotional health and wellbeing: Community-centered approaches to advance African American consciousness and healing related to racialized trauma."
]]>Dr. Sylvia Bartley and her panel discuss strategies on how to advance community-centered treatment and health for people who have experienced race-related trauma in the Twin Cities.
The panel of Sam Simmons, Ingrid Cockhren, and Dr. Reba Peoples also discuss a report commissioned by the African American Leadership Forum entitled, "A future of excellent emotional health and wellbeing: Community-centered approaches to advance African American consciousness and healing related to racialized trauma."
]]>Host Dr. Sylvia Bartley welcomes Nekima Levy-Armstrong to discuss her experiences protesting in Minneapolis following the death of George Floyd in the custody of the Minneapolis Police Department. They discuss what needs to be done to uproot the systemic racism that African Americans face every single day.
Dr. Bartley also speaks with Minnesota Senator Tina Smith about what should be done at the Federal level to provide justice to the African American community and prevent further police violence.
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Host Dr. Sylvia Bartley welcomes Nekima Levy-Armstrong to discuss her experiences protesting in Minneapolis following the death of George Floyd in the custody of the Minneapolis Police Department. They discuss what needs to be done to uproot the systemic racism that African Americans face every single day.
Dr. Bartley also speaks with Minnesota Senator Tina Smith about what should be done at the Federal level to provide justice to the African American community and prevent further police violence.
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Dr. Sylvia Bartley talks with Justice Alan Page and Minneapolis Federal Reserve Bank President Neel Kashkari about the state of education in Minnesota and their proposal to drive change.
]]>Dr. Sylvia Bartley talks with Justice Alan Page and Minneapolis Federal Reserve Bank President Neel Kashkari about the state of education in Minnesota and their proposal to drive change.
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