Healing and Liberation: Addressing the Trauma of Racism

Healing and Liberation: Addressing the Trauma of Racism
Keynote Speaker: Thema Bryant-Davis, Ph.D., Associate Professor of Psychology and Director of the Culture and Trauma Research Lab at Pepperdine University
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[@trashlee5128]

Thank you, Dr. Bryant-Davis, for your work, your efforts, it’s so appreciated. I have learned so much from you

[@Ramesh-xf9nv]

Looking at my community today, we need it more than ever to address the trauma and past that effects our behaviors towards ourselves and around different cultures.

[@RashidaJaxxon7]

This is really good info and explains how I feel. Thank you Doc! You always get the point across gracefully. 🙏🏽

[@ariantaghavi7642]

»I suffer as I had been start worked in US but not only long long time ago before come to US

[@ariantaghavi7642]

Knowing that Trauma of Racisme is not Absolutely the question of be African or other , not question of Color , it s a question of power hurting the mind and Frustrating and disordering Other« Mind ...... , Fragilise someone to neglect whole of her ability , capacity , ......