Dr. Shanta Marie Smith will explore the importance of establishing unapologetic boundaries to combat the historical marginalization and oppression of Black women. Register for Zoom link.
The Radical Self-Care That Can Not Wait presented by The Topeka (KS) Chapter of The Links, Incorporated.
In celebration of Black History Month we will examine the concept of Intersectional Identity-Based Discrimination and how it manifests in the lived experiences of Black women. Participants will learn practical radical self-care strategies that can be used to establish unapologetic boundaries that will prepare them to resist, mitigate and interrupt the destructive impact of trauma in their personal and professional lives.
Library card not required to attend by Zoom.
AGE GROUP: | Adults |
EVENT TYPE: | Health & Wellness |
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