Confabulation - OSH: Recent Episodes
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confabulation (n.) "a talking together, chatting, familiar talk," from Late Latin confabulationem, noun of action from past participle stem of Latin confabulari "to converse together" Advocates and guest speakers express their views on current events and topics. We discuss a wide range of issues that deal with politics, social justice, domestic violence, and much more.
Join our host as they talk about goals they have this spring & how seasonal depression can affect them.
Confabulation is a podcast run by Our Sisters’ House, a domestic violence advocacy organization that provides advocacy and education for victims and survivors of domestic violence. Through an intersectional lens, Confabulation delves into a variety of topics surrounding domestic violence, health, current events, and societal challenges. If you or anyone you know is experiencing domestic violence, you can call OSH at (253) 383-4275 or visit our website at oursistershouse.com.
Join our host, and Our Sisters' House Executive Director Kelli Robinson, as she engages in insightful conversations. Kelli is a inspiring woman who is making waves in their industry. From discussing challenges and triumphs to sharing valuable insights and advice, this episode aims to empower and uplift women on their journey to success in the business realm. Tune in to gain inspiration, motivation, and actionable strategies for navigating and thriving in the business world as a woman.
Confabulation is a podcast run by Our Sisters’ House, a domestic violence advocacy organization that provides advocacy and education for victims and survivors of domestic violence. Through an intersectional lens, Confabulation delves into a variety of topics surrounding domestic violence, health, current events, and societal challenges. If you or anyone you know is experiencing domestic violence, you can call OSH at (253) 383-4275 or visit our website at oursistershouse.com
On this episode of Confabulation, we delved into the topic of healthy relationships with Khamille. Khamille, a renowned expert in relationship dynamics, and one of our program leads, provided valuable insights and practical advice on nurturing healthy connections with oneself and others.
Confabulation is a podcast run by Our Sisters’ House, a domestic violence advocacy organization that provides advocacy and education for victims and survivors of domestic violence. Through an intersectional lens, Confabulation delves into a variety of topics surrounding domestic violence, health, current events, and societal challenges. If you or anyone you know is experiencing domestic violence, you can call OSH at (253) 383-4275 or visit our website at oursistershouse.com.
On this week's episode of Confabulation, we delve into reflections on "What we are leaving in 2023 and bringing in 2024." Join Zaire and Malik in this insightful conversation as they discuss their aspirations for the upcoming year. Stay tuned for a thoughtful dialogue on transitioning into the new year and making positive changes.
The winter season is all about holiday cheer and spending time with loved ones. For many of us, this time of year is lovely. Unfortunately, the holiday season can be lonely or traumatizing for victims and survivors of domestic violence. In this episode of Confabulation, in preparation for the next few weeks, we discuss what the holidays might look like for victims and survivors of domestic violence and how you can create a safety plan for yourself or someone you know.
You can find the safety planning resource mentioned in this episode here: https://www.thehotline.org/plan-for-safety/create-your-personal-safety-plan/
Confabulation is a podcast run by Our Sisters’ House, a domestic violence advocacy organization that provides advocacy and education for victims and survivors of domestic violence. Through an intersectional lens, Confabulation delves into a variety of topics surrounding domestic violence, health, current events, and societal challenges. If you or anyone you know is experiencing domestic violence, you can call OSH at (253) 383-4275 or visit our website at www.oursistershouse.com.
On our latest episode of Confabulation, we had the opportunity to talk about the Black student experience with PhD student Jaleesa Trapp! Jaleesa, a Tacoma local, shares the ups and downs of her education journey over the years, from elementary school to where she is now in her last year at MIT.
Confabulation is a podcast run by Our Sisters’ House, a domestic violence advocacy organization that provides advocacy and education for victims and survivors of domestic violence. Through an intersectional lens, Confabulation delves into a variety of topics surrounding domestic violence, health, current events, and societal challenges. If you or anyone you know is experiencing domestic violence, you can call OSH at (253) 383-4275 or visit our website at oursistershouse.com.
Happy Domestic Violence Awareness Month! On this episode of Confabulation, we take a quick history lesson to learn more about the formation of Domestic Violence Awareness Month with some background on gendered violence in the United States.
Welcome to the final part of our series on disparities in healthcare! In this final episode with Ms. Sadiyah Ali (@QueSadiyah_), we learn more about what contributes to health disparities in the United States and learn about how we can. Don’t forget to check out our previous episode with Ms. Ali for more insight!
Confabulation is a podcast run by Our Sisters’ House, a domestic violence advocacy organization that provides advocacy and education for victims and survivors of domestic violence. Through an intersectional lens, Confabulation delves into a variety of topics surrounding domestic violence, health, current events, and societal challenges. If you or anyone you know is experiencing domestic violence, you can call OSH at (253) 383-4275 or visit our website at oursistershouse.com.
Healthcare & everything in between…let’s talk about it with our guest @QueSadiyah_.
If you haven’t listened to our last episode you will definitely want to catch up before diving into this part two with Ms. Sadiyah Ali. Don't wait to catch up...we'll have a third part of this series coming soon!
Confabulation is a podcast run by Our Sisters’ House, a domestic violence advocacy organization that provides advocacy and education for victims and survivors of domestic violence. Through an intersectional lens, Confabulation delves into a variety of topics surrounding domestic violence, health, current events, and societal challenges. If you or anyone you know is experiencing domestic violence, you can call OSH at (253) 383-4275 or visit our website at oursistershouse.com.
We are back and better than ever! On this episode of Confabulation, hosts Zaire and Malik discuss why healthcare is unevenly distributed and the rise of mobile clinics.
Confabulation is a podcast run by Our Sisters’ House, a domestic violence advocacy organization that provides advocacy and education for victims and survivors of domestic violence. Through an intersectional lens, Confabulation delves into a variety of topics surrounding domestic violence, health, current events, and societal challenges. If you or anyone you know is experiencing domestic violence, you can call OSH at (253) 383-4275 or visit our website at oursistershouse.com.
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This episode we sit down with Kelli Robinson our Executive Director at Our Sisters House and talk about some exciting updates and new programs.
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On today’s episode of confabulation, our hosts Michelle and David interview producers from the popular children's show Reading Rainbow. We learn about all the challenges and successes they experienced working on a pioneering show that focused on diversity, inclusion, and the importance of reading.
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On today’s episode of confabulation, hosts Pearl and David learn from guest Jade from Ranier Valley Birth and Health Center. We learned about all the services offered at the health center, differences between a midwife and traditional OBGYN. Jade explains how Ranier Valley supports BIPOC patients to have better outcomes.
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David and Rose talk about the most overlooked demographic within the Black Panther Party. Over 60 percent of Black Panthers were Black women, yet the media only portrays the contributions of men and the police brutality that took place during the time. Why were these women historically overlooked? And how does this continue in current day media?
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David and Rose cover the basics of code switching specific to the Black community and in relation to domestic violence. They also cover different reasons for code switching such as interviewing for a job, within differing family dynamics, and the idea of sounding white within the Black community.
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It is easier to go viral than ever before, but what does that really mean for our privacy? A lot of people find no issue with filming and/or taking pictures of strangers in public so that they can post them on their social media for one reason or another. Which can launch previously unknown people into fame or infamy without prior consent. Someone could become famous or doxxed or both. Listen as we explore all the implications of this highly surveilled world including on the Black community and survivors of domestic violence.
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Michelle and Pearl cover what the Cycle of Abuse is and the 4 stages of it. They also discuss ways in which the different stages of the cycle manifest in family dynamics. Sometimes our household practices are not seen or recognized as abusive, so they discuss some of the ways something as simple as chore expectations can be expressed in an abusive manner- even when met with good intentions.
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Beverley and David break down what grooming is and the importance of educating young one's in our lives about their own boundaries and safety. They also cover the impacts of grooming within the Black community and amongst survivors of domestic violence.
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Pearl and Michelle open a conversation about children being online and their safety from exploitation. There are concerns from children having unfiltered access to the internet, but also some about family accounts where the parents post their children- and the ways children can be exploited in either scenarios.
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Michelle and Pearl discuss Emotional Support Animals (ESA) and Service Animals. Michelle shares some experiences with her service animal and our mascot, Ollie, discuss some of the considerations to have when encountering a working animal, and explain the importance of working animals.
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Confabulation took a summer break while undergoing a transition with the production team. Hosts Pearl and Michelle provide updates and what to expect with upcoming episodes.
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On this week's episode of Confabulation, we touch on the meaning behind allyship and how one can be a true ally to those with marginalized identities. Being an ally is how we can support those around us in our day to day lives. There is not one specific way to be an ally, as long as you have the goal of being an advocate and contributing to an environment and culture that is inclusive of and prioritizes those who have historically been left behind.
On this week of Confabulation, we have the pleasure of speaking with Author and Advocate DeVandra Wheeler. DeVandra is the author of the soon-to-be-published book titled: Nora Be Bold. She empowers children and young adults about speaking up on sexual abuse in the past and present. In our conversation, we delve into the ways that children need to taken seriously and DeVandra touches on her personal experiences with healing from domestic violence and the courage she has. To keep up with DeVandra's work, you can follow her on Instagram at @novabebold and visit her book's website at novabebold.com.
On this week's episode of Confabulation, we cover the historical timeline of PRIDE and review the overlapping slogans and mobilization tactics of the civil rights movement and the LGBTQ+ movement from the 1950s-today.
On this week of Confabulation, we had the pleasure of speaking with KB, Director of Programs from Oasis Youth Center right here in Tacoma, WA. In this discussion, KB offers us some insight in the work they do with Oasis Youth Center, the importance of Oasis Youth Center, and how we can best support LGBTQ+ youth in our community. To learn more about Oasis Youth Center, call (253) 671-2838.
In this episode of Confabulation, we discuss what DEI (Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion) is, why it is important, and how workplaces can do their best to make sure that there is a solid culture that prioritizes DEI. In the past year or so, discussion around DEI efforts in professional settings have made national headlines, so we hope that we can offer some insight on the realities around the subject.
On this week's episode of Confabulation, the topic of the relationship between abuse and homelessness is discussed. Furthermore, we touch on how our City Government officials can be doing more to support those who are homeless, specifically those who are on the streets due to abuse - especially when it comes to the quality of shelters available.
On this episode of Confabulation, we are dedicating some time to have an important conversation, considering the month of May is Mental Health Awareness Month. Join us as we discuss the stigmas around people with mental health issues/illnesses, stereotypes, and how important it is to educate ourselves about mental health.
On this week's episode of Confabulation, we discuss the leaked documents from the Supreme Court Of The United States (SCOTUS) regarding Roe v. Wade. Taking a healthcare stance on abortion, we focused this conversation on action as a domestic violence organization in what will become a safe haven state.
On this week's episode of Confabulation, we have an all-natural group of hosts talking about experiences with their natural hair growing up in addition to how Black hair is treated in the United States. Black hair is precious, but there are so many struggles that come with having hair that doesn't meet our society's standards. Tune in to hear our thoughts and be encouraged!
In this week's episode of Confabulation, we're talking about dating after experiencing sexual assault and/or domestic violence. People who experience such traumatic events are still human, and many humans seek out relationships. Just because someone is a victim or survivor of SA/DV doesn't mean that they never want to be in a relationship ever again. Tune in as we share how someone can start dating again as well as some tips on how to support a new partner that has a past experience with SA/DV.
On this week's episode of Confabulation, we talk about the infamous slap that took place at the Oscars a few weeks ago. Was Will Smith in the wrong? Was Chris Rock being insensitive? How does this whole situation relate to triggers, abuse, respectability politics, accountability/hypocrisy, and Black women's hair? Tune in to hear our thoughts!
To start off Sexual Assault Awareness Month, we had the pleasure of interviewing Ash (they/them) and Sarah (she/her) from Rebuilding Hope! Sexual Assault Center for Pierce County on Confabulation this week! Tune in to learn about their work, how we can help support survivors and victims of sexual assault, and much more. They can be reached through the following hotlines:
STEP hotline: 253-444-5351 M-F 8a-4p
253-474-7273 hotline number (not toll free)
1-800-756-7273 Toll Free
Trigger/content warning for sexual assault/harassment being discussed in this episode
On this week's episode of Confabulation, we had the opportunity to interview Steffanee Holt, LICSW, a social worker that is partnered with Our Sisters House. She can be found at http://www.steffaneeholt.com/. March is National Social Worker Month - thank you to all social workers for your service!
In this episode of Confabulation, we talk about roommate and friendship violence. Did you know that roommate violence falls under the category of domestic violence? Tune in to find out why, and learn about red flags in abusive roommates/friends and boundaries one should have when you have a roommate.
On this week's episode of Confabulation, we discussed a sector of domestic violence - family violence. More specifically, we go into what it is exactly, what it can look like, and how that type of violence interacts with and is treated in the courts.
On this week's episode of Confabulation, we delve into the definition of Intimate Partner Violence and who it impacts. Additionally, we talk about how IPV can impact those that are not in the relationship and potential ways to prevent violence and support victims and survivors.
In this week's episode of Confabulation, Dr. Adrienne Casteele, MA, PHD and Leveryll Wilson join us to discuss physical and mental health in the Black community, tips on wellness, and how health is stigmatized in the community.
In this week's special episode of Confabulation, we have Our Sisters' House's Operations Manager (and co-founder) Bettye Blakeney and Executive Director Kelli Robinson sharing the history of OSH and what OSH has in store for the future. In this episode, we delve into the inspiration to start OSH, highlights, frustrations, the organization's culture, as well as a variety of other things. Tune in to learn more about our organization and hear from Ms. Bettye and Kelli themselves!
In this week's episode of Confabulation, Michelle, one of our advocates, shares her experience living with a traumatic brain injury that she has from a car accident. Thank you to Michelle for sharing your story with us and helping us understand TBIs in the context of domestic violence.
In this week's episode of Confabulation, we delve into the importance of approaching care for domestic violence victims and survivors through an intersectional lens. Tune in to learn about what intersectionality means and how it relates to domestic violence.
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Gun violence and domestic abuse are very prominent. During the pandemic, both actually increased. It is real and very much a power and control component. Listen in as we discuss how gun violence contributes to the fear, pain, and abuse victims and survivors experience.
In this episode of Confabulation, we are discussing what violence is and why cycles of violence happen. Tune in for some perspective from our advocates!
Can perpetrators of domestic violence be rehabilitated? This question is a serious one. On this week of Confabulation, we talk about what rehabilitation looks like for perpetrators of domestic violence and why denying assistance to perpetrators of domestic violence can be harmful. Is it possible? How do you center victims and survivors in these conversations? Tune in to find out!
Historically, white people and whiteness has always been deemed pure and innocent. This mindset is still perpetuated to this day and can be extremely harmful to BIPOC (Black, Indigenous, People of Color). In this episode of Confabulation, we delve into how the hyper-sexualization of BIPOC harms the way they see themselves and approach relationships.
This week on Confabulation, we are discussing the relationship between the holiday season and the increase in reported cases of domestic violence. We also touch on how to recognize signs of abuse and how to navigate being there for someone who is experiencing domestic violence.
This week on Confabulation we are discussing the recent investigation into the NFL due to accounts of sexual assaults. We also compare the impact of American sports versus other parts of the world now that FIFA has joined a campaign against DV.
This week on Confabulation we are talking about the Turpin family and the mistreatment of the children which eventually led to the parents being sentenced to life in prison.
With family gathering season being here, we want to offer some insight on what the holidays might be like for some people. Whether you are not fond of the holidays due to toxic family or if you are having to experience the holidays away from loved ones, know that you are not alone! We hope that you can take some useful information away from this week's episode of Confabulation.
This week on Confabulation we are discussing the ways that public spaces can be more inclusive to domestic violence victims and survivors who are in need of immediate help. How can we make it easier for people to ask for help without their abuser noticing?
Today on Confabulation we are discussing the implications of moral panic when it comes to Human Trafficking - how the national and social understandings actually distract from the realities of human trafficking victims and survivors and results in even more cases of racial discrimination.
This week on Confabulation, we discuss the show "Maid" on Netflix. We are now live streaming our podcast recordings on YouTube and Facebook, so join us in conversation on future topics!
Huge trigger warning: domestic violence and abuse.
Spoilers
In this episode of Confabulation, we wanted to wrap up DV Awareness Month by providing a variety of self-care tips to anyone who might need it. Figuring out ways to practice self-care can be difficult, especially if you're not used to it. We hope that our tips are helpful!
DV survivor, philanthropist, and restaurant owner, Delphia Brewton gives a brief snippet on her DV experience, success, and how she ties it all into uplifting other women who have experienced domestic violence. One way she does this is by hiring DV survivors at her restaurant, Blessings From my Heart to Your Table. 100% proceeds from her fundraiser this weekend, "Survivors Night to Shine," featuring Gospel Artist, CeCe Winans, will benefit survivors of abuse.
We've been seeing how Missing White Woman Syndrome has been playing out in the Gabby Petito case that has grabbed the attention of the world. We empathize with Gabby's loved ones and hope that they receive as much justice as possible, but we must also acknowledge the racist bias that the media and general public hold when it comes to missing persons cases. In this week's episode, we talk about what Missing White Woman Syndrome is and why it exists.
Billions of people worldwide look up to celebrities from all industries. We hear about high profile cases of domestic violence all the time, and we see time and time again, how these A-listers still find a way to not take domestic violence seriously despite having such large impressionable audiences. In this week's episode, we talk about how the actions of celebrities shape society's reaction to domestic violence and their impact in the long run.
Access to stable housing is domestic violence prevention. Unfortunately, finding housing in the United States is not easy for vulnerable populations. Survivors and victims of domestic violence, especially those who are people of color/belong to marginalized communities experience discrimination when looking for housing because of their background. Additionally, abusers are often deemed as "liabilities" to landlords. Homelessness due to domestic violence is very common - what does that say about the systems we have in place? In this episode, we talk about housing discrimination, its relationship to domestic violence, redlining, and more.
As COVID-19 cases continue to soar, leaders in Washington state and around the country have started to require the COVID-19 vaccination in order to partake in certain activities. What does this mean for folks who are not unvaccinated? How will the nation respond to restrictive mandates after the most influential leaders of the country have been far from transparent about COVID-19 plans? Will these mandates further polarize the people? Tune in to hear some of our thoughts.
We had the opportunity to speak with Kyra Doubek, Executive Director from Washington Trafficking Prevention, and Bishop Kim Forest, Pastor of King of Glory Pentecostal in Spanaway, WA. In this week's episode we look at identifying red flags and tale-tale signs of human (specifically child) exploitation.
We are joined by Toby Joseph Sr. to discuss how he uses a cultural system of thought that focuses on the investigation of truth, consultation, action, and reflection. Toby utilizes principles of being kind, loving, radiant, truthful, and just while focusing on interactions with the community through a cultural perspective. Enjoy!
In this episode, we discuss the arrest of Richard Sherman. 911 calls to King County dispatchers from the wife of former Seahawk Richard Sherman paint a clear picture of a spouse begging for help before her husband — who she explained was experiencing a severe mental crisis.
Many people have been celebrating July Fourth for as long as they can remember, but only learned about Juneteenth this year. Why is Juneteenth important?
Toby Joseph Sr. is a Native American Bahaī of Jicarilla Apache and Tabeguache Ute descent from Manitou Springs, Colorado. Toby has over 25 years of working in Coast Salish Tribal communities supporting indigenous sustainability through social-economic development, and spiritual growth through cultural pathways.
Believing in a cultural system of thought that focuses on the investigation of truth, consultation, action, and reflection and the principles of being kind, loving, radiant, truthful, and just, Toby uses this ideology in his work, while focusing on interactions with the community through a cultural perspective.
Workers in an Amazon fulfillment center in Bessmer Alabama have started an important labor movement. This event will have major implications as Amazon is the second-largest private employer in America. This unionizing effort could determine whether their employees have the power to demand decent working conditions.
What is your stance on Unions in the workplace? Do they benefit employees or do they undermine them?
Let us know your thoughts in the comments below!
Yazmin Aguilar is the deputy director for Centro Latino - a non-profit that provides social services and educational programming to Latino and Indigenous communities. She shares her experience overcoming many obstacles as an immigrant in the United States.
If you would like to learn more about and support the great work that Centro Latino does for our community, please visit clatino.org!
Personal struggles, economic contribution, racial harassment, and racist legislation against Asian Americans are prevalent throughout American history. Maddy Villacruz joins us this week to speak about her experience growing up as an Asian American and how negative perceptions stem from a lack of understanding of Asian culture.
This week, we discuss our thoughts on forgiveness. Forgiveness is refusing to let your past rule your life any longer. Forgiveness does not mean re-establishing a relationship with a toxic person. It means being able to live your life free of their unhealthy influence, or your wounded reaction to it. It means taking the experience solely as a lesson learned, and letting go of unnecessary baggage that will weigh you down.
Let us know your thoughts in the comments and don't forget to tune in to "Wrecked & Certified" on Facebook this Saturday to learn more about domestic violence and the work we do!
Several recent attacks have not been charged as hate crimes, fueling protests and outrage among many Asian-Americans. This week we discuss the effects of white supremacy and our fight for unity against racism.
This week we discuss why men have difficulty expressing their feelings, parenting, toxic femininity, and much more! Let us know your thoughts in the comments!
Haili Crow is a search and rescue program manager at the Tacoma Rescue Mission. Her extensive experience working directly with individuals experiencing homelessness allows her to provide valuable insight into issues surrounding homelessness, drug abuse, and mental health.
Check out Haili's podcast, Facilitating Voices, where she discusses difficult topics through the lens of a social worker @ facebook.com/facilitatingvoices
Rena Williams is the founder of the Another Level Sex Trafficking Program. She has an incredible story and valuable insight into prostitution and the sex trafficking industry. We discuss how the sex trafficking industry has changed over time and how current intervention and prevention strategies may not be as helpful as they seem. Enjoy!
This week we discuss the wall streets new fight with Reddit, the fallout with Robinhood and its users, politicians utilizing the stock market for personal gain, and much more! Let us know your thoughts in the comments! Can Robinhood be trusted? Should politicians be allowed to purchase stocks when they are responsible for forming laws and regulations?
This week we discuss the domestic violence incident that occurred with Seahawks football player Chad Wheeler, the Tacoma Police officer driving through a crowd of people in downtown Tacoma, social media censorship, and much more!
This week we discuss religion and its effect on our lives, politics, the rollout of the COVID vaccine, and much more!
This week we discuss the storming of the Capitol, what it means to be racist in Washington, OnlyFans, prostitution, and much more! Let us know your thoughts in the comments!
Frances Feinberg is a financial coach based out of Kirkland Washington. She specializes in helping people take control of their finances and develop healthy financial habits. To learn more about Frances, follow her on Instagram @frances_financialcoach, or to book a free 30-minute consultation visit francesfinancialcoaching.com.
In this episode, we talk about Olivia Jade Giannulli and her visit to the red table, Brandon Bernard and the death penalty, and of course the COVID-19 vaccine.
Ft. Micheala Lemons from Pierce County Aids Foundation. In this episode, we talk about the HIV/AIDS epidemic and how it affects the Black community.
Reesie Sims is a Licensed Graduate Professional Counselor based in Washington, DC. She specializes in issues stemming from interpersonal violence, sexual abuse, trauma, PTSD, and anxiety.
With professional experience in survivor-centered program development, crisis intervention and response, psychosocial case-management services, sexual assault support services, and group facilitation, Reesie strives to address the wellbeing of trauma survivors.
To learn more about Reesie and her work visit hiwatherapy.com or follow her on Instagram @healingintentionally.
Alli Ewing is the founder of the Safe Space Yoga Project. The Safe Space Yoga Project offers a trauma-sensitive approach to healing individualized and collective trauma through yoga. We thoroughly enjoyed this conversation and hope you do too! To learn more about Alli and her work, visit safespaceyogaproject.com
Is hiphop ready to embrace women? How are women viewed and portrayed in today's music? What influence does music have on our youth? Tune in to this weeks episode of Confabulation where we discuss the topic of hiphop!
JC is incredibly excited to be working at the Rainbow Center as an Advocate. Born in Tijuana, Mexico, they became very involved in issues regarding immigration rights, LGBTQ+ advocacy and the need to de stigmatize conversations surrounding the intersections of immigration, as well as economic and environmental issues in communities of color.
Jill Jackson is our Legal Advocate at OSH. We hope that this episode will spread awareness for domestic violence. Listen in as Jill shares her powerful story as a survivor of domestic violence.
Mario Broussard is President and Owner of Fresh Start Counseling LLC where he provides psychotherapy services to children and adults. He will be joining us as a counselor at Our Sisters House for survivors of domestic violence.
Pastor Krystalynn is an amazing woman who has overcome many obstacles throughout her life. We invite you to listen to her story. Stories like this inspire us, educate us, and motivate us to continue to work toward ending the stigma surrounding domestic violence.
We discuss our thoughts in what is currently going on with the internment camps in China and the connections that exist between the rest of the world, and our culture in America.
COVID-19 has created an environment full of stress and anxiety for many. As domestic violence advocates, we need to be able to effectively serve our clients while also making sure we take care of our own emotional and mental well-being. We discuss different strategies that we use to assist the clients we serve and how we each can better manage stress on a day-to-day basis.
In this episode, we discuss our thoughts on recent findings in the Breonna Taylor case. Please let us know your thoughts!
The term safe space refers to places created for individuals who feel marginalized to come together to communicate regarding their experiences. Can safe spaces have a negative impact? This discussion was instigated by an event that occurred within our community. How can we make safe spaces constructive?