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A discussion on creating equitable spaces and programs to empower the success of our youth. We'll also examine how internalized racism shows up in the psyche and how repressive behaviors hinder progress. The goal is inspiring proactive approaches to maintaining our sanity and identity within systemic pressures. We invite you to continue the discussion below. Recorded JOIN US THURSDAY, FEB 17, 12:00PM-1:30PM.

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Meet the Panelists:

Marlee James sitting on green sofa

Marlee James is a Minneapolis-based mental health therapist and founder of Reviving Roots Therapy & Wellness, "a black centered, black serving and black affirming wellness space, conjuring a legacy of health, wealth and healing".



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Alexs Pate is president and CEO of Innocent Technologies and creator of the Innocent Classroom, a New York Times bestselling author and educator. “His latest book The Innocent Classroom: Dismantling Racism for Children of Color was published in 2020 by ASCD.”




Headshot of Dr. Drexler James

Dr. Drexler James is an Assistant Professor at the University of Kentucky - Department of Psychology. “Dr. James aims to advance theories of social stigma in ways that will help reduce these persistent health disparities.” He has published several works that studies the interplay of identity and Mental health.





A discussion on creating equitable spaces and programs to empower the success of our youth. We'll also examine how internalized racism shows up in the psyche and how repressive behaviors hinder progress. The goal is inspiring proactive approaches to maintaining our sanity and identity within systemic pressures. We invite you to continue the discussion below. Recorded JOIN US THURSDAY, FEB 17, 12:00PM-1:30PM.

VIDEO PENDING - CHECK BACK SOON!


Meet the Panelists:

Marlee James sitting on green sofa

Marlee James is a Minneapolis-based mental health therapist and founder of Reviving Roots Therapy & Wellness, "a black centered, black serving and black affirming wellness space, conjuring a legacy of health, wealth and healing".



Headshot of Alexs Pate

Alexs Pate is president and CEO of Innocent Technologies and creator of the Innocent Classroom, a New York Times bestselling author and educator. “His latest book The Innocent Classroom: Dismantling Racism for Children of Color was published in 2020 by ASCD.”




Headshot of Dr. Drexler James

Dr. Drexler James is an Assistant Professor at the University of Kentucky - Department of Psychology. “Dr. James aims to advance theories of social stigma in ways that will help reduce these persistent health disparities.” He has published several works that studies the interplay of identity and Mental health.




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