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SUMMARY:The Color of COVID: Healing Justice Approaches to Community and Self Care
DESCRIPTION:Healing justice is the practice of community and self-care that takes into consideration the stresses and trauma of oppression. COVID-19 has highlighted and exacerbated systemic inequities that disproportionately impact the lives of people of color, and this panel highlights practitioners who have taken innovative approaches to healing justice before and during the pandemic. \nFacilitated by Kira Banks, PhD, Co-founder of Institute for Healing Justice and Equity\nPanelists: Emanuel Brown, Strategies for Freedom; BrittÍni Gray, InPower Institute; Farzana Khan, Healing Justice London; Nkem Ndefo, Lumos Transforms; Venus Evans-Winters, Illinois State University\n
URL:https://ihje.org/events/the-color-of-covid-healing-justice-approaches-to-community-and-self-care/
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