BREAK THE CYCLE OF INJUSTICE AND RACISM - LEARN HOW AND WHEN IN THIS WEBINAR WITHOUT WALLS
Dr Maysa Akbar Presents: Urban trauma (the name of the webinar/masterclass)
Take your first steps toward racial equity today.
There is so much to learn
There is so much to learn
Wednesday January 13th
@ 2pm EST, 11am PST
@ 2pm EST, 11am PST
How to Start Your Antiracism Journey by understanding the connection to racial trauma.
Wednesday January 13th
@ 2pm EST, 11am PST
TAKE YOUR FIRST STEPS TOWARD RACIAL EQUITY TODAY.
THERE IS SO MUCH TO LEARN
How to Start Your Antiracism Journey by understanding the connection to racial trauma.
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How do you engage in trauma-informed racial equity work in an unpredictable environment?
You can be part of the solution. It takes courage and a learning community.
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Wednesday January 13th
@ 2pm EST, 11am PST
Why is it so difficult to know when and how to help?
This Webinar Without Walls, led by Dr. Maysa Akbar, will introduce you to a learning community dedicated to equipping you with clear, easy-to-understand guidelines to create and sustain racial equity in your workplace and community.
Not like a traditional classroom lecture, in this webinar you will gain greater understanding of how to achieve racial justice.
This Webinar Without Walls, led by Dr. Maysa Akbar, will introduce you to a learning community dedicated to equipping you with clear, easy-to-understand guidelines to create and sustain racial equity in your workplace and community.
Not like a traditional classroom lecture, in this webinar you will gain greater understanding of how to achieve racial justice.
Why is it so difficult to know when and how to help?
This Webinar Without Walls, led by Dr. Maysa Akbar, will introduce you to a learning community dedicated to equipping you with clear, easy-to-understand guidelines to create and sustain racial equity in your workplace and community.
Not like a traditional classroom lecture, in this webinar you will gain greater understanding of how to achieve racial justice.
This Webinar Without Walls, led by Dr. Maysa Akbar, will introduce you to a learning community dedicated to equipping you with clear, easy-to-understand guidelines to create and sustain racial equity in your workplace and community.
Not like a traditional classroom lecture, in this webinar you will gain greater understanding of how to achieve racial justice.
Begin your racial equity journey in this Webinar Without Walls by taking these three steps:
Step #1
Find the Courage.
Be an advocate for trauma informed antiracism work. It starts with a new attitude.
Step #2
Expand Your Skillset.Those skills necessary for diversity and inclusion work? They aren't what you think they are. Find out why.
Step #3
Look with fresh eyes.
How to challenge racial injustice? Understand this new framework and see new possibilities.
Your Presenter,
Dr. Maysa Akbar
PHD, ABPP
Groundbreaking psychologist, best-selling author, and healer.
Dr. Akbar is a thought leader and expert in racial trauma, allyship, diversity, equity, and inclusion. She is an engaging and dynamic speaker who is sought by corporations, philanthropies, nonprofit organizations, urban school districts, and social service agencies in their efforts to promote antiracism and advance racial equity. She brings insight, courage, and passion to her conversations with communities of color and white communities alike.
In her first book, Urban Trauma, A Legacy of Racism, Dr. Akbar introduces the Urban Trauma™ framework, unpacking how people of color live in a state of crisis due to oppressive societal systems, resulting in feelings of anger, rage, and hopelessness. In her second book, Beyond Ally: The Pursuit of Racial Justice, with wisdom and compassion, Dr. Akbar advances her racial justice work through the creation of the Ally Identity Model, which details the stages of allyship in dismantling systemic oppression.
Dr. Akbar is a board-certified clinical psychologist and is an Assistant Clinical Professor at Yale University, School of Medicine. She is the CEO and founder of Integrated Wellness Group, psychotherapy practice specializing in treating race-based trauma since 2008. Dr. Akbar represents the American Psychological Association at the United Nations where she informs psychology practice within the international community. Dr. Akbar lives in New Haven with her husband and two children. In her spare time, she engages in meditation and yoga practices focused on healing and liberation from race-based trauma.
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