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Disability Inclusion: RequiredConnections Between Mental Health and Disability: A Conversation with Dior VargasIn this episode of Disability Inclusion: Required, host Emily Ladau welcomes mental health activist Dior Vargas for a conversation about the role philanthropy can play in supporting mental health, wellness, and self-care. Vargas shares a powerful call to action for accessible and equitable mental health care, highlighting the flaws in the current system and calling for community-based support and trauma-informed care.Our podcast theme music is by Andre Louis and Precious Perez. Thank you to Recording Artists And Music Professionals With Disabilities (RAMPD) for connecting these talented disabled musicians with the Disability & Philanthropy Forum.2024-05-0127 min
De Carona na Carreira138. Mercado de luxo e atendimento personalizado - Mirelly de Moraes (Verbena)Nesse episódio:
O começo da empresa;
A escolha pelo empreendedorismo;
A exigência de marcas internacionais;
Trabalhando com guidelines externos (manuais);
Como o mercado americano lida com clientes;
A gestão de uma empresa a distância;
Rebranding sem investimento;
Desenvolvimento do site;
Fornecedores em Holambra;
Crescimento de 1000% na empresa - como conseguiu?;
Desenvolvimento de time e talentos internos;
Vendas por WhatsApp;
Trabalhando com uma equipe feminina;
Maternidade e empre...2023-06-0856 min
Call Me CuriousCan the New 9-8-8 Crisis Lifeline Help Save Lives?There’s a new number in town! One that’s so needed, and so ready to be there for us when we need it most. It’s 9-8-8. The brand new nationwide hotline number for those in emergency mental health crisis. Just three simple numbers are the lifeline you won’t forget – and that won’t forget you. On this episode of Call Me Curious, Nikki and Malone talk to Chief Officer of the new 988 Lifeline, Dr. John Draper, and mental health activist Dior Vargas about the hardships of mental health crisis, the power of crisis support, and the creation...2022-10-0648 min
The Heumann PerspectiveMental Health Disabilities with Dior Vargas
CONTENT WARNING: Please be advised that this episode mentions suicidal ideation, suicide attempt, and psychiatric hospitalization.
This episode, Judy interviews Dior Vargas. Dior is a Queer Latina Feminist Mental Health Activist. Judy and Dior discuss the importance of mental health, resources available to different communitites, and Dior’s personal journey to advocacy.Follow Dior @dior_vargas on Instagram.
Dior Vargas is a queer Latina feminist mental health activist. She works to deliver education and resources to all communities, with an emphasis on the QTBIPOC community. She is a native New Yorker and grew up...2022-06-2940 minThe Heumann PerspectiveMental Health Disabilities with Dior VargasCONTENT WARNING: Please be advised that this episode mentions suicidal ideation, suicide attempt, and psychiatric hospitalization.
This episode, Judy interviews Dior Vargas. Dior is a Queer Latina Feminist Mental Health Activist. Judy and Dior discuss the importance of mental health, resources available to different communitites, and Dior's personal journey to advocacy.
Follow Dior @dior_vargas on Instagram.
Dior Vargas is a queer Latina feminist mental health activist. She works to deliver education and resources to all communities, with an emphasis on the QTBIPOC community. She is a native New Yorker and grew up in Spanish Harlem.
Dior experienced a lot...2022-06-2940 min
Confidently In Charge with PoppyLeadCreating Safe Spaces for the Conversations We Aren't HavingJoin host Allison KT for this conversation with special guest a mental health activist, Dior Vargas about having the conversations we *aren't* having.
In 2014, Dior noticed a gap in seeing BIPOC individuals in her research about mental illness and this lead to the creation of The People of Color & Mental Illness Photo Project which has since lead to features in The New York Times, Forbes, Jezebel, USA Today, and MTV News. In this episode we talk about finding the strength to lead the conversations people aren't having, and how to be in those spaces in...2021-07-1529 min
The Get Up GirlCreating a beauty business with Rochelle JaimesDo you think about your online look before going live? In this episode, Beauty Expert - Rochelle Jaimes discusses what it takes to brand your online image in video, photos and your website. She discusses how you can level up your business with clothing, make-up, hair and colors for a 4 week launch. KEY TAKE-AWAYS FROM THE SHOW:How to get back up when you’re re-creating your business.How prayer can create new possibilities for your life.How to build your brand online with visual branding, clothing, make-up and hair. ABOUT...2021-06-0941 min
Noticias sobre Moda y BellezaHoy Noticias de Moda y Belleza con Arturo Calle, Instagram, Kika Vargas, Dior y más...Noticias con: Moda y belleza sin géneroModa más sostenible en la industria internacionalCine y la modaModa vintage entre celebridadesMarcas digitales y moda para mujeres mayores de 40 añosLa 080 con moda sin género y las prendas híbridasHIFU: tratamiento de bellezaOlivia Palermo y su propia marca de bellezaFallece Alber ElbazColaboración de Esteban Cortázar y Desigual Offcorss y Esprit con colaboración para Día de la MadreWeekend Max Mara en colaboración con Alek Wek2021-05-0115 min
Traverse Talks With Sueann Ramella6. Dior VargasWhy don’t you see more people of color in the mainstream talking about mental health? American, LatinX, feminist mental health activist, Dior Vargas talks about breaking the stigma of mental… Continue Reading 6. Dior Vargas2020-11-2423 min
Safe Space RadioDior Vargas on PTSD, depression, and becoming a mental health activistCourage is the choice to act even when we feel afraid. It gives us the ability to address shame, stigma and silence — and to feel our own strength. This hour-long show is about how accessing our courage supports our mental health and well-being. We explore the experience of living with mental illness — such as depression, anxiety, schizophrenia, and borderline personality disorder — as a kind of “courage boot camp.” We also discuss how culturally-imposed silence can enforce shame and make accessing our courage much more difficult. Safe Space Radio combines compelling storytelling with practical expert guidance to give you the tools you need t...2020-09-1606 min
The Three Tomatoes Happy HourBreaking the Stigma of Mental IllnessDid you know that one in five people live with a mental health condition, but stigma and misinformation keep many from seeking help and finding support? May is mental health awareness month and featured on this episode are two mental health advocates to help us understand the issues facing millions of Americans and the obstacles that stand in the way of recovery. Madlyn Epstein Steinhart is the author of a book of poetry called, Put Your Boots on and Dance in the Rain, and Dior Vargas is on the staff of Bring Change to Mind, founded by actress Glenn...2020-05-2021 min
The Way We Lead | An Inclusive Leadership PodcastS1E8: Advocating for Minority Mental Health and Suicide PreventionIf we want to be inclusive leaders at work and in our communities, we also need to be allies and advocates for those who experience mental illness.In this episode, we are joined by two guest experts and advocates who are using nontraditional means to raise mental health awareness. First, we hear from Dr. Jonathan Singer, Associate Professor of Social Work at Loyola University Chicago and President of the American Association of Suicidology who leverages social media to make suicide and mental health research accessible. Next, we connect with Dior Vargas, a Latina Feminist Mental Health Activist...2019-09-091h 04
Gloss AngelesThe Correct Way to Apply Your Skin Care ProductsWe asked and you shouted from the rooftops: your biggest skincare conundrum was what order you should be applying your beloved products. Good news: there’s actually a proven method for application! In today’s episode, we’ll break down the 8 steps (yes, 8!) while discussing a few controversial opinions about the order. Sara will recount her trip to France with Nike and Chanel, Kirbie will recount her time spent on Instagram, and both will discuss Lady Gaga’s Haus Laboratories and what they think about the star choosing Amazon as the exclusive retailer. Plus, we’re introducing a new segment an...2019-07-161h 04
Latinx TherapyBreak the Stigma with Dior VargasWelcome to our last break the stigma segment of this season! This special episode on Mental Health Awareness month concludes Season 2 and we will begin Season 3 with Children's Mental Health next week! Today’s guest is Dior Vargas - a Latina Feminist Mental Health Activist living in New York City. She is the creator of the People of Color and Mental Illness Photo Project, a response to the invisibility of people of color in the media representation of mental illness. She is also the editor of The Color of My Mind, a photo essay book based on the...2019-05-0729 min
trashcananimalsEP 23: People of Color - The Talking cure withTwo brown people remotley talking about talking cure plus halloween
Mental health and POC
Insecure Molly- how she had to see a few different drs before finding one she could talk to. The first spent most of the time wanting to know what lit meant , and the second spent the whole session “unpacking” her use of the N word.
Not everyone who’s a licensed mental health professional has the knowledge that people of color need to heal. And not everyone who’s a healer or who helps others survive is...2017-11-0200 min
Head TalksA White Disease by Dior VargasDior Vargas
Feminist Latina on Mental Health
Even when Dior Vargas was depressed and suicidal, she felt she shouldn't complain. 'Mental illness is considered a privileged white person thing', she says. Vargas is the founder of the People of Color and Mental Illness Photo Project, created to counter the invisibility of people of colour in media coverage of mental health. Vargas has won numerous awards, is a 'proud feminist Latina', and works as a mental health counsellor and activist-speaker in New York City.2017-10-1110 min
Black Sheep Podcast11: Dior Vargas - Latina Feminist Mental Health ActivistThis week we welcomed Dior Vargas to the podcast for what was a very important and inspiring conversation. Dior is an American Latina feminist mental health activist and the instigator of a project focused on creating a community to eradicate the stigma of mental illness for people of color. Dior’s work is so important for our communities and her conviction and commitment towards social justice, advocacy and activism for women and people of color is inspiring for us all. Full show notes can be found at www.livingblacksheep.com. You can le...2016-09-0600 min
Who She Knows: a SheKnows Media PodcastEpisode #7: Destigmatizing Mental Illness: Tech and Social Media to the RescueJoin host Elisa Camahort Page and Nancy Lublin, A'Driane Nieves, and Dior Vargas, as they discuss their services focused on addressing mental health and mental illness issues, especially in online and tech-enabled communities.Show Notes:Starts at 0:00: Interview with Nancy Lublin, founder of Dress for Success, former CEO of DoSomething.org, and now founder of CrisisTextLine.org, an innovative text-based crisis intervention service.Starts at 19:12: Interview with artist, writer, and activist A'Driane Nieves. A'Driane embodies the idea of creating what you need, but cannot find, in the world, and is also now the Founder of the Tessera Collective, a resource...2016-07-2754 min
Creating Espacios: Interviews with Self-Made Latinas Who Are Innovating in Their SpacesDior Vargas — Taking the Cultural Stigma Out of Mental IllnessDior Vargas is the Creator behind the People of Color & Mental Illness Photo Project, a social media campaign that took over Twitter and emphasized the importance of representation in the conversation around mental health. As a Latina who has successfully launched her career and embraced self-care, Dior sheds light on how prioritizing your mental health doesn’t have to go against having the career you want.2016-07-2634 min
In Sickness + In Health: A Chronic Illness PodcastBonus Episode- KeahIn this week’s bonus episode we talk about mental health, writing to connect, Keah's blackness, working remotely as a bridge to employment for some people with disabilities, and what a pain in the ass filing for Social Security Disability is.
In this week's main episode, I talk to Keah Brown about her writing, growing up disabled with an able bodied twin sister, visibility and intersectionality, get real about learning to be nice to ourselves, not seeing herself as a black disabled woman represented in media, and what Keah plans to do about it.
Episode page: http://www.insicknesspod.com/bl...2016-06-3029 min
In Sickness + In Health: A Chronic Illness Podcast34 The Hill I Wanna Die OnIn today’s episode, I talk to Keah Brown about her writing, growing up disabled with an able bodied twin sister, visibility and intersectionality, get real about learning to be nice to ourselves, not seeing herself as a black disabled woman represented in media, and what Keah plans to do about it.
In this week’s bonus episode we talk about mental health, writing to connect, working remotely as a bridge to employment for some people with disabilities, and what a pain in the ass filing for SS Disability is.
Episode page: http://www.insicknesspod.com/blog/2016/6/29/34-the-hill-i-wanna-die-on
Facts About Cere...2016-06-3054 min
In Sickness + In Health: A Chronic Illness Podcast12 A Festive Holiday Episode About Depression w/ Dior VargasTW: Suicide
On this week’s episode, Cara talks to Dior Vargas, Latina feminist mental health activist, about her experiences with depression, suicide rates, and her People of Color with Mental Illness photo project. In honor of Festivus, Cara airs some grievances about medication and its place in our culture, and the false division between mental illness and physical illness. She talks about the Feats of Strength required to make it through the holiday while living with chronic illness, and they discuss getting help, media representation, and how Dior got invited to the White House.
Crisis + Mental Health Resources:
National Su...2015-12-221h 03
In Sickness + In Health: A Chronic Illness Podcast12 A Festive Holiday Episode About Depression w/ Dior VargasContent Warning: Suicide
On this week’s episode, Cara talks to Dior Vargas, Latina feminist mental health activist, about her experiences with depression, suicide rates, and her People of Color with Mental Illness photo project. In honor of Festivus, Cara airs some grievances about medication and its place in our culture, and the false division between mental illness and physical illness. She talks about the Feats of Strength required to make it through the holiday while living with chronic illness, and they discuss getting help, media representation, and how Dior got invited to the White House.
See insicknesspod.com for mo...2015-12-2200 min
JustCallMeCharDior VargasA couple of years ago, Dior started an online photo project looking at immigrant, people of colour communities and mental health. Since the launch of her project, Dior has been touring the country as a sought-after speaker at numerous mental health advocacy conferences and has been honoured at #BlogHer15: Experts Among Us Conference and was the keynote speaker at the Suicide Prevention Week gathering this past Monday at the University of Texas, in Austin. Most recently, Dior was honoured as a Champion of Change for Mental Health and Disabilities at the White House in commemoration of the 25th Anniversary of...2015-09-2553 min
The Ananda Leeke ShowDigital Citizenship Month Interview with Dior Vargas2015-07-2900 min
Barnard Center for Research on WomenYoung Feminists Take on Activism and OrganizingIn this panel, young feminist activists discuss their
areas of interest, what they see as the major challenges for feminist
movements, how organizing today compares to that by previous
generations, intersections between feminism and other approaches to
social justice, and how to build coalitions that can enact structural
change. Panelists include Dior Vargas, Sydnie Mosley '07, and Julie
Zeilinger '15. The discussion also included Jessica Danforth, who is not
included in the recording at her request. Dina Tyson '13 moderated the
panel.2013-01-3100 min