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Stories for PowerAtlantaDeana Lewis chats with Cara Page and Mia Mingus about their work in Atlanta during the early to mid 2000’s. They discuss the building of the Atlanta Transformative Justice Collaborative whose critical work intersected with the beginnings of the frameworks of healing justice and disability justice and the burgeoning reproductive justice movement. Mia and Cara talk about the impact of racism, Islamophobia, ableism, anti-immigrant, homophobic and reproductive oppression and the fallout from Hurricanes Katrina and Rita. Their collective work contributed to what became some of the pillars of transformative justice work throughout the city of Atlanta, the South and be...2025-05-201h 04
Disability After DarkE377 - Access Intimacy w/ Mia MingusEpisode Notes
On E377, I sit down with creator of "Access Intimacy" Mia Mingus. We talk about what access intimacy is, what it feels like; the links between abled supremacy and white supremacy, disability justice + so much more. Enjoy!
Follow Mia Mingus at www.miamingus.com
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CIIS Public ProgramsAlice Wong and Mia Mingus: On Disability IntimacySome podcast apps may not display links from our show notes properly, so we have included a list of links at the end of this description.
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Alice Wong is an acclaimed disabled activist whose work and writing has shaped the modern conversation around disability. As the founder and director of the Disability Visibility Project, her work foregrounds the stories of those living with disabilities and paints a vibrant picture of disability media and culture. In her latest book, Disability Intimacy, Alice uses her distinctive voice to highlight and curate stories of intimacy. More than sex, more than romantic love, the...2024-10-3159 min
The Popaganda PodcastThe Walking Dead with Guest Mia MingusOn this episode of The Popaganda Podcast, Tashmica and Shannon talk with guest Mia Mingus about the post-apocalyptic TV series, The Walking Dead.Viewers watched in horror as Negan brutally murdered Glen in front of his wife Maggie. None of us knew that we'd be on a Transformative Justice journey with two of the show's most compelling characters up until the final seasons. We watched the drama as characters tried to secure community safety by first recreating policing, jails, and prisons, and then turning towards reformation, and a complex process of accountability and repair. Tune...2024-10-141h 03
Radio Dreyeckland"Wir leben in einer Zeit der Masseninhaftierung""Viele glauben, daß wir mit den übergriffigen Personen kuscheln oder so" sagt Mia Mingus aus Georgia in den USA. Sie beschreibt sich selbst als "physically disabled, queer Korean transracial and transnational adoptee" und als Überlebende von sexuellem Kindsmißbrauch. Das alles prägt ihre Arbeit als Aktivistin. Mia Mingus arbeitet seit 20 Jahren mit den Mitteln der Transformativen Gerechtigkeit - mit Interventionen, Mediation, Hebeln und Kreisprozessen. 2024-06-1300 min
Pedagogy in ProcessAccess Intimacy in Academic SpacesHost Nicolas Shannon Savard and (returning guest!) Katya Vrtis turn their practice of crip theorizing-in-process to Mia Mingus’ concept of access intimacy and the possibilities it offers as a way of thinking about and practicing accessibility in higher education. Key Questions: What is access intimacy, and what interventions might it make where higher ed’s other models of accessibility (ADA, Universal Design, DEI) fall short? How did you come to thinking about and practicing access intimacy in the academic/artistic spaces you inhabit? In other words, for you, why did access intimacy feel so nece...2024-02-2041 min
Amplify RJ (Restorative Justice)Navigating Intersectionality and Building Healing Communities: A Transformative Justice Journey w/ Mia Mingus (Restorative Re-Air)Send us a textContact, Learn More, Support Mia!Website: https://www.soiltjp.org/Blog: https://leavingevidence.wordpress.com/ How can we navigate the complexities of Transformative Justice (TJ) while addressing the intersectionality of our identities? Join us for a powerful conversation with our guest, Mia, a queer disabled woman of color, a Korean adoptee, and a TJ and Disability Justice practitioner. In this episode, we dive into Mia's work, her passion for composting and vermicomposting as a way to care for the planet, and how she uses humor to bridge communities.2023-06-151h 28
Nothing Never HappensBuilding the Soil: Transformative Justice Pedagogy with Mia MingusWhat does transformative justice look like in practice? What does it mean to teach transformative justice, so that we destroy the cops in our heads and hearts, and begin to build something new? In this episode, Mia Mingus -- visionary movement builder, transformative justice organizer, and human rights + disability justice educator -- dives into these questions and more. We discuss the educational experiences that inspired Mia to her current work, Transformative Justice (TJ) frameworks for community accountability and creative intervention, pedagogies of workshopping, and Pod Mapping as a tool for organizing and movement building. More ab...2023-06-021h 11
Conscious Anti-RacismEpisode 72: Apologies and Restoring IntegrityWhat are the components of a sincere apology? Why is it important that we do internal work to regulate ourselves before giving an apology?
What distinguishes a sincere apology from one that causes even more harm?
In this series on healthcare and social disparities, Dr. Jill Wener, a board-certified Internal Medicine specialist, meditation expert, and tapping practitioner, interviews experts and gives her own insights into multiple fields relating to social justice and anti-racism. In this episode, Jill discusses how to restore integrity and give a sincere and authentic apology. She discusses the need to do the...2023-02-2820 min
University of Minnesota PressQueer Silence with J. Logan Smilges, Travis Chi Wing Lau, and Margaret PriceIn queer culture, silence has been equated with voicelessness, complicity, and even death. Queer Silence insists, however, that silence can be a generative and empowering mode of survival. Triangulating insights from queer studies, disability studies, and rhetorical studies, J. Logan Smilges explores what silence can mean for people whose bodyminds signify more powerfully than their words. Smilges is here in conversation with Travis Chi Wing Lau and Margaret Price.J. Logan Smilges (they/them) is author of Queer Silence: On Disability and Rhetorical Absence and Crip Negativity and assistant professor of English Language and Literatures at the...2023-01-311h 01
The Emergent Strategy PodcastTending Our Soil with Mia MingusMia Mingus is a writer, educator, and trainer for transformative justice and disability justice. She founded and currently leads SOIL: A Transformative Justice Project, which builds the conditions for transformative justice to grow and thrive. This week, Mia meets with adrienne to discuss quitting capitalism, practice, and climate catastrophe.
Transcript found here.2023-01-1256 min
Soul Salon with Ayandastood9: connected conflict Ft. Zanele MjiJoin me for a fun and energetic convo with journalist, storyteller, and podcast host Zanele Mji as we discuss connected conflict, friendship, relationships, and growth. Zanale is a South African award-winning investigative journalist based in Joburg whose work marries narrative non-fiction, hard news, and analysis. She is the host of the Golden City Podcast which you can find on Spotify and on Apple Podcasts. In this episode, we talk, learn, reflect, and vibe together. I hope you enjoy it! 2022-12-231h 19
Soul Salon with Ayandastood7: viral justice Ft. Ruha BenjaminI am so thrilled and honored to be in conversation with Ruha Benjamin, a Professor of African American studies at Princeton University, founding director of the Ida B. Wells JUST Data Lab and author of three books, Viral Justice (2022), Race After Technology (2019), and People’s Science (2013), and editor of Captivating Technology (2019). Today, we discuss her incredible latest book, Viral Justice: How We Grow the World We Want. I am completely obsessed with this book. I feel it is an urgent read for all of us who want to integrate the structural and the individual, the academic and the po...2022-12-1555 min
The GRACE Matrix®Ep. 16. Shifting the World with Guest Abby ChowAbby Chow is a Registered Clinical Counselor occupying Turtle Island, in what is colonially known as Canada. Coming from a fine arts and then business background, she is also a Supervisor and Adjunct Professor. She runs a group practice dedicated to anti-oppressive practice, both within the team and in their work. Her current life and work both focus on one question - how do we intentionally prioritize justice-doing in our everyday lives?
Words from Abby:
“I’m a cis, (mostly) able-bodied, straight-sized, half-gen, racialized settler from Hong Kong. As a child of diaspora, systemically imposed scarc...2022-12-1128 min
The Real WorkEP 6: Dreaming ForwardThis is it, right here, this is the final episode. And if you’re here right now, and you’ve been choosing to return to this work again and again, I want to say, thank you. Cuz If we want alternative means to responding to harm other than the systems on offer from the state, we are the ones who have to invest time, energy, labor into learning, healing, imagining, practicing, remembering, and organizing to get there. As Black feminist revolutionary writer June Jordan said, “we are the ones we have been waiting for.” Now is the time to gener...2022-11-151h 35
We RiseThe Real Work, Ep 6: Dreaming ForwardThis is it, right here, this is the final episode. And if you’re here right now, and you’ve been choosing to return to this work again and again, I want to say, thank you. Cuz If we want alternative means to responding to harm other than the systems on offer from the state, we are the ones who have to invest time, energy, labor into learning, healing, imagining, practicing, remembering, and organizing to get there. As Black feminist revolutionary writer June Jordan said, “we are the ones we have been waiting for.” Now is the time to gener...2022-11-151h 35We RiseThe Real Work, EP 5: Applied PracticeLast episode, we focused on the accountability part of community accountability. We explored how changing our behavior to live accountably is lifelong work, is violence prevention, takes building skills until they become muscle memory. Fortunately for us, Mia gave us many opportunities to practice. In this episode, we learn from this practice – and – we focus on the community part of community accountability. Mia emphasized that transformative justice is not about intervening in or saving someone else’s community – TJ is responding to harm, violence, and abuse in our OWN communities. So as we built up fundamental TJ skills, she guid...2022-10-311h 45The Real WorkEP 5: Applied PracticeLast episode, we focused on the accountability part of community accountability. We explored how changing our behavior to live accountably is lifelong work, is violence prevention, takes building skills until they become muscle memory. Fortunately for us, Mia gave us many opportunities to practice. In this episode, we learn from this practice – and – we focus on the community part of community accountability. Mia emphasized that transformative justice is not about intervening in or saving someone else’s community – TJ is responding to harm, violence, and abuse in our OWN communities. So as we built up fundamental TJ skills, she guid...2022-10-311h 45
Soul Salon with Ayandastood2: the ugliness of beauty — part 1The response to eurocentric Beauty standards has been to diversify and include more people of marginalized identities. But this vital response alone is not enough. Our society regards Beauty as something inherently aspirational, noble, and good. Is it? Full transcripts to all episodes are available here.Even as more people are included, the terms and conditions of inclusion are exclusive and rooted in the same toxic beauty standards. At the same time, Beauty still functions in harmful ways to exclude and ostracize the most marginalized. What, exactly, are we fighting to be included within? What are the ug...2022-10-2446 min
Soul Salon with Ayandastood3: moving toward ugliness Ft. Mia MingusHello Sunshine! Welcome to another episode of Reimagining with Ayandastood. Today, we are joined by the one and only Mia Mingus. In this episode, we explore Beauty, Desirability, Ugliness and Magnificence. Full transcripts to all episodes are available here.
Mia Mingus is a writer, educator and trainer for transformative justice and disability justice. She is a queer, physically disabled, Korean-American transnational adoptee raised in the Caribbean. She works for community, interdependence and home for all of us, not just some of us, and longs for a world where disabled children can live free of violence, with dignity a...2022-10-241h 16
Making Polyamory WorkThe Most Important Step of RepairIf you want to make a good repair, there's one step that Libby wishes people prioritized more.
Mia Mingus - The Four Parts of Accountability & How To Give A Genuine Apology: https://leavingevidence.wordpress.com/2019/12/18/how-to-give-a-good-apology-part-1-the-four-parts-of-accountability/
Repair Episode: https://www.makingpolyamorywork.com/episodes/slow-down-to-break-up?rq=repair
Are You Checking Out or Checking In?: https://www.makingpolyamorywork.com/episodes/are-you-checking-in-or-checking-out?rq=checking
Taming Your Whoosh: https://www.makingpolyamorywork.com/episodes/taming-your-whoosh
Dan Siegel Integrated Brain: https://www.successpodcast.com/show-notes/2019/1/9/the-simple-20-minute-exercise-that-rewires-your-brain-for-happiness-with-dr-dan-siegel
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Send in a voice message: http...2022-10-1824 minThe Real WorkEP 4: Living AccountablyAs the cohort continued, we learned that building the capacity to practice transformative justice takes immense and consistent personal work. We’re talking the basics of being human, like self reflection, and how to communicate.These personal inquiries into how we live our values, and how we respond to our inevitable mistakes, were like portals into the heart of TJ. Into what it would take to support ourselves and others in living accountably every day for everything we do, and fail to do.Episode transcript: bit.ly/TheRealWork-Episode-4Sogorea Te’ Land Trust: sogoreate-landtrust.org2022-10-031h 35We RiseThe Real Work, EP 4: Living AccountablyAs the cohort continued, we learned that building the capacity to practice transformative justice takes immense and consistent personal work. We’re talking the basics of being human, like self reflection, and how to communicate.These personal inquiries into how we live our values, and how we respond to our inevitable mistakes, were like portals into the heart of TJ. Into what it would take to support ourselves and others in living accountably every day for everything we do, and fail to do.Episode transcript: bit.ly/TheRealWork-Episode-4Sogorea Te’ Land Trust: sogoreate-landtrust.org2022-10-031h 35We RiseThe Real Work, EP 3: Softening the FistOur facilitator, Mia Mingus, used the metaphor of a fist to explain how, unlike our current severely punitive carceral system, TJ creates conditions that support folks to step up and take accountability when they’ve caused harm. In this episode, we explore how these systems have shaped us, and ask, how else can we respond to violence, harm, & abuse?Episode transcript: bit.ly/TheRealWork-Episode-3Sogorea Te’ Land Trust: sogoreate-landtrust.orgSave the West Berkeley Shellmound: shellmound.orgMariame Kaba - TransformHarm.org& mariamekaba.comReadings & Media compiled by the Bay Area...2022-09-191h 18The Real WorkEP 3: Softening the FistOur facilitator, Mia Mingus, used the metaphor of a fist to explain how, unlike our current severely punitive carceral system, TJ creates conditions that support folks to step up and take accountability when they’ve caused harm. In this episode, we explore how these systems have shaped us, and ask, how else can we respond to violence, harm, & abuse?Episode transcript: bit.ly/TheRealWork-Episode-3Sogorea Te’ Land Trust: sogoreate-landtrust.orgSave the West Berkeley Shellmound: shellmound.orgMariame Kaba - TransformHarm.org & mariamekaba.comReadings & Media compiled by the Bay Area...2022-09-191h 18The Real WorkEP 2: TJ 101On episode one, we got up to speed about the conditions that brought theater makers in the Bay Area to organize around TJ. This episode is dedicated to unpacking, at its core, what is TJ?Episode transcript: bit.ly/TheRealWork-Episode-2Sogorea Te’ Land Trust: sogoreate-landtrust.orgSave the West Berkeley Shellmound: shellmound.orgBATJC Pods & Pod Mapping Worksheet Instructions: batjc.wordpress.com/resources/pods-and-pod-mapping-worksheet/BATJC Pod Mapping Worksheet:batjc.files.wordpress.com/2016/06/batjc-pod-mapping-2016-updated.pdfEdSource, “At this Oakland high school, restorative justice goes far beyond discipline”: edsour...2022-09-0553 minWe RiseThe Real Work, EP 2: TJ 101On episode one, we got up to speed about the conditions that brought theater makers in the Bay Area to organize around TJ. This episode is dedicated to unpacking, at its core, what is TJ?Episode transcript: bit.ly/TheRealWork-Episode-2Sogorea Te’ Land Trust: sogoreate-landtrust.orgSave the West Berkeley Shellmound: shellmound.orgBATJC Pods & Pod Mapping Worksheet Instructions: batjc.wordpress.com/resources/pods-and-pod-mapping-worksheet/BATJC Pod Mapping Worksheet:batjc.files.wordpress.com/2016/06/batjc-pod-mapping-2016-updated.pdfEdSource, “At this Oakland high school, restorative justice goes far beyond discipline”: edsour...2022-09-0553 minThe Real WorkEP 1: A Kind of Origin StoryHow did The Real Work come to be? What were the conditions that set the stage (pun intended) for theater workers to come together to study & practice transformative justice? Let's find out...Episode transcript: bit.ly/TheRealWork-EP1Sogorea Te’ Land Trust: sogoreate-landtrust.orgSave the West Berkeley Shellmound: shellmound.orgAnti Police-Terror Project: www.AntiPoliceTerrorProject.orgThe Village in Oakland #feedthepeople @villageoakland: www.facebook.com/TheVillageInOakland Alliance of Californians for Community Empowerment: www.ACCEAction.orgEast Bay Permanent Real Estate Cooperative: ebprec.orgWashington Po...2022-08-2356 minWe RiseThe Real Work, EP 1: A Kind of Origin StoryHow did The Real Work come to be? What were the conditions that set the stage (pun intended) for theater workers to come together to study & practice transformative justice? Let's find out...Episode transcript: bit.ly/TheRealWork-EP1Sogorea Te’ Land Trust: sogoreate-landtrust.orgSave the West Berkeley Shellmound: shellmound.orgAnti Police-Terror Project: www.AntiPoliceTerrorProject.orgThe Village in Oakland #feedthepeople @villageoakland: www.facebook.com/TheVillageInOakland Alliance of Californians for Community Empowerment: www.ACCEAction.orgEast Bay Permanent Real Estate Cooperative: ebprec.orgWashington Po...2022-08-2356 minWe RiseThe Real Work Pilot: What /is/ the Real Work of Transformative Justice?We are proud to present The Real Work: a podcast about theater culture & transformative justice! This collaboration has been in the works since 2018, and we are thrilled to share it with you now. Join us for our free online premiere of this series with a community dialogue August 22nd 7PM-9PM PST. Register at the link below. Let’s gather, witness episode 1, and dialogue about how transformative justice — a paradigm of community accountability and intervention in harm, violence, and abuse — can strengthen our art-making and activist spaces.Episode transcript: bit.ly/TheRealWork-Pilot-EpisodeRegister for the 8.22.22 online premie...2022-08-1606 minThe Real WorkEP 0: Pilot - What /is/ the Real Work of Transformative Justice?We are proud to present The Real Work: a podcast about theater culture & transformative justice! This collaboration has been in the works since 2018, and we are thrilled to share it with you now. Join us for our free online premiere of this series with a community dialogue August 22nd 7PM-9PM PST. Register at the link below. Let’s gather, witness episode 1, and dialogue about how transformative justice — a paradigm of community accountability and intervention in harm, violence, and abuse — can strengthen our art-making and activist spaces.Episode transcript: bit.ly/TheRealWork-Pilot-EpisodeRegister for the 8.22.22 online premie...2022-08-1606 min
Root + Branch ChurchDreaming AccountabilityPreacher: Tim Kim
If you haven't heard, I (Tim) will be going on sabbatical starting in July. Which means this week will be my last service until the fall. Which means I would love to see everyone before I go! Join us as we wrap up the last couple months of conversation around the ideas of Invitation, Contemplation, and Co-creation. If you were at our All Together Meeting, we talked about them being the values that have risen to the surface over years of conversation and practice. And now that we've laid them on the table, what's n...2022-07-2327 min![How to Talk to [Mamí & Papí] about Anything](https://image.simplecastcdn.com/images/7650bc75-29ee-4229-aa15-8b7d25418e67/2f94082f-5494-42ee-8563-4c2a719cf0df/3000x3000/mp2-lwc.jpg?aid=rss_feed)
How to Talk to [Mamí & Papí] about AnythingShe Told Her Mom Dad Sexually Abused HerAs an adult, Lorilee made the decision to disclose to her Filipina mom the sexual abuse she says she endured as a child. And Mira Yusef, advocate and community organizer against gender-based violence, speaks with Juleyka about how to have hard conversations about abuse, disclosure and accountability.Lorilee is the host of Trauma Survivor Thriver’s Podcast. You can learn more about her work here. Featured Expert:Mira Yusef is Executive Director of Monsoon Asians & Pacific Islanders in Solidarity, an organization serving victims/survivors of domestic violence and sexual assault in Asian and Pac...2022-07-0420 min
The Word Is ResistanceTWIR 7.3.22 #DisabilityJustice: Interdependence DayWhat if we celebrated, not Independence Day, but Interdependence Day this week?
Join contributor Nichola Torbett as she explores some of the fears, taboos, and blessings of having and acknowledging needs--our own and others--and working together to get them met. This episode places in dialogue Luke 10: 1-11 and 16-20 with some of the writings of disability justice organizer Mia Mingus.2022-07-0127 minAmplify RJ (Restorative Justice)83. Pod Mapping & Transformative Justice w/ Mia MingusSend us a textMia Mingus is a writer, educator and trainer for transformative justice and disability justice. She is a queer disabled Korean transracial and transnational adoptee raised in the Caribbean. She works for community, interdependence and home for all of us, not just some of us, and longs for a world where disabled children can live free of violence, with dignity and love.You will meet Mia (0:55). Mia defines transformative justice in her work (15:10) and discusses the difficulty of TJ in our current soil (34:41). She talks about accountability and pod mapping (46:12). Finally, she...2022-06-161h 30
Peace by PieceThe 22nd Piece: “I assumed that what I did, I was not capable of doing”: a conversation on harm and accountabilityContent warning: this episode contains references to sexual assault from the perspective of a perpetrator
We cannot end sexual violence without working with those who cause harm, the perpetrators themselves. In this episode, our host Dr AnnaLise Trudell has a raw and at times emotional conversation with a man who has perpetrated sexual violence. Using Mia Mingus’s four-part model of accountability, they discuss the ongoing process of self reflection, what apology and repair looked like it in his particular case, and how he moves forward with changed behaviour. They also work through some messiness and nuance ar...2022-05-1752 min
Beyond Awareness: Disability Awareness That Matters15. Autism and Disability Justice with Dr. Sara AcevedoLink to Dr. Sara Acevedo's Bio
Dr. Acevedo's Email Address: acevedsm@miamioh.edu
In this episode, Dr. Sara Acevedo gives us insight into the person-first and identity-first language debate, and explains how language perspectives are connected to historical context of perceptions of disability. She also dives into the difference between disability rights and disability justice. Finally, Dr. Acevedo leaves us with many resources, names of books, and individuals, disability activists, speaking and non-speaking, who have stories to tell and things to teach us.
Links and People Mentioned
Gloria Anzaldua
2022-04-2938 min
Square Peg Round WholeWe Don't Yet Know What We Don't Yet Know, Bridges Learning System with Dr Katrina Martin and Kat HarhaiLou interviews Katrina and Kat from the Bridges Learning System. On the same journey as Lou, moving away from behaviourism and towards neurodiversity affirming practices, these two clever women have created a wonderful curriculum for neurodivergent children. The "Insight Sprites" take children through an affirming process where they discover neurodiversity and through interactions with the characters, learn to accept and embrace difference. The curriculum has been developed with input and guidance from neurodivergent adults and can be accessed easily online, available to teachers, families and therapists. The discussion moves from an overview of the curriculum, unpacking behaviour and even touc...2022-04-201h 08
The Word Is ResistanceTWIR 3.27.22 Family DynamicsThe story of the prodigal son - a beloved and complicated one. Drawing on both the work of Dr. Amy-Jill Levine and the writing of Mia Mingus, M talks through the ups and downs and all arounds of this passage including both its problem areas as well as one of many of its invitations into a more life-giving way together.
Transcript available here:
surj.org/our-work/surj-faith/twir/2022-03-2533 min
Courage Culture & Clarity15 | The more you grow.This morning I hit record on my iPhone voice memo app to process thoughts about what it feels like to grow and have more eyes on what I'm doing.
Here's the blog post I mentioned, Let That Shit Go.
In the final minute I remembered to shout out my upcoming business strategy retreat on March 31 & April 1.
I also mentioned Jacquette Timmons, my beloved business coach, Rachel Rodgers and the Shmillies, The Well Woman Show, and Mia Mingus.If you have...2022-03-2129 min
Buffalo HealthCastAttitudes Around Disability, with Sue Mann DolceBuffalo HealthCast co-host, Dr. Jessica Kruger, speaks with Dr. Sue Mann Dolce, who currently serves as the Associate Director of Accessibility Resources at the University at Buffalo. In this conversation, we learn about the constantly evolving attitudes around disability, and what needs to change to ensure equitable treatment for all, regardless of ability. Sue’s areas of interest and research include participation, disability studies and collaborative programming, as well as universal design and programming. She enjoys working with all members of the UB community to learn about, design and implement education and participation opportunities for everyone. Sue is also a Re...2022-03-1734 min
Allyship is a VerbYou're Not Like Those Other Black People: Confronting Othering feat. Nick DailyThis episode is sponsored by Rebecca Minor, LICSW (she/her). For more information about her resource, My Kid Just Came Out: Free Guide for Parents, please visit: https://www.genderspecialist.com/nowwhat/In this week’s episode, Nick Daily (he/they) shares about what sparked the daily reminders he posts to Instagram to inspire others. Learn about why they’re learning to say “no” and what it means with the nuance of being Black, among their other identities, and practices like not working on their birthday. We also discuss the silliness of people and companies requesting Black Hi...2022-03-151h 01
The FULL VOICE Podcast With Nikki LoneyFVPC #158 Trauma-Informed Voice Care with Megan DurhamMegan Durham is a voice teacher, singing voice specialist, and trauma-informed voice care facilitator. In episode 158, Megan defines trauma and how trauma can show up in our bodies and studios. In addition, Megan outlines helpful resources and action steps for teachers looking for more information about trauma-informed voice care.
About Megan Durham
I am a voice teacher, singing voice specialist, and trauma-informed voice care facilitator. I am grateful to live and work in Louisville, Ky, with my husband, toddler, one-on-the-way, and doggo, Alfie.
Find and Follow Megan:
Website: www.respirevocalwellness.com
IG: @respirevocalwellness
Resources mentioned in this podcast:
My Grandmother’s...2022-03-111h 01
BARTALKApologies & Atonement: James Rae Parnell (Sorry Seems To Be The Hardest Word)We are all taught that apologies are important to resolve conflicts. They have an important function in our society- in personal relationships, between governments and citizens, corporations and consumers, celebrities and fans.But so often people are criticized for making bad apologies. In this BARTALK, we wonder: what makes a good apology? What are models of seeking atonement for your actions? What does justice look like for historical wrongdoings? What does it take to accept an apology?In this episode Yun Lee talks to co-host James Parnell about interpersonal conflict, cancel culture, and why sorry...2022-02-2148 min
Srsly WrongDisability Justice (w/ Lateef McLeod)
This week Lateef Mcleod joins the Wrong Boys to discuss the principles of Disability Justice, why accessibility is important for everyone, and how capitalism systematically reduces people to our labor power, denying our wholeness as human beings.We need your support to make this show!https://www.patreon.com/srslywrongTranscript available: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1-qbfN7V-iPeLnPN5gmtk3uavg5B_158tJsQrnq69uEg/Closing Theme Song by Spam Risk: https://spamrisk.bandcamp.com/album/s-t
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10 Principles Of Disability Justice: https://static1.squarespace.com/static/5b...2021-11-231h 38