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SUMMARY:Speaker Series Conversation: Shining a Light on Mental Health
DESCRIPTION:Ericka Ush will be joined by online influential digital creator and founder of @the_lotus_movement \, Meenakshi Sharma to chat about mental health and wellbeing in BIPOC communities. \nThese important conversations help to break down the barriers of stigma\, shame and harm.\nLet’s come together and join in the dialogue to uplift\, empower and create a space of well-being \nDon’t miss the conversation starting at 7pm (EST) \nAbout @meenakshi.sharma.co \nMeenakshi Sharma is a South Asian mom to two little girls\, a Digital Content Creator\, Founder of The Lotus Movement (nonprofit mental health organization) and Host/Producer on Rukus Avenue Radio. She speaks openly about motherhood and the challenges around balancing work and life\, the importance of community\, and mental health. She is an advocate for women empowerment and is seen as a genuine community builder\, visionary\, and supporter. \nWatch the REPLAY HERE
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SUMMARY:Black Maternal Health & Reproductive Justice Month: A Day In the Life of a Black Doula
DESCRIPTION:We kick off our series of conversations for Black Maternal Health & Reproductive Justice Month with Danielle James(@daniellejames1616) a former Dona and certified doula. \n–>>Danielle’s bio<<– \nWe’ll be discussing everything about what the career path is to becoming a doula\, the experiences one goes through as a Black doula\, what it is like to witness medical racism\, how advocacy and system change in the space is necessary\, the need for race based data in Black Maternal health and much more \nWatch the recap on IGTV \nA tremendous thank you to SEOCHC for their support of this series!
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SUMMARY:Black Maternal Health & Reproductive Justice Month: Anti-Racist Sex-Ed
DESCRIPTION:Just like any other area of healthcare\, sexual and reproductive health has a long history of oppression and discrimination towards people of color. High quality health interventions must be aware of\, and responsive to this history in order to be effective. Good sex ed has the power to be transformative. Comprehensive sexuality education (CSE) should people about power and privilege\, and equity in relationships. CSE equips us for the real world. It addresses inequity and injustice. Responsive\, honest and inclusive sex ed must also be anti-racist. In this presentation you’ll learn about the history of racism sexual and reproductive health\, discuss contemporary concerns\, and help imagine a future that is free from medical marginalization. \nWatch the recap of the event here \n 
URL:https://canadianwomenofcolour.ca/event/black-maternal-health-reproductive-justice-month-anti-racist-sex-ed/
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SUMMARY:Black Maternal Health & Reproductive Justice Month: In Pursuit of Reproductive Justice Panel
DESCRIPTION:This panel discussion focuses on the high rates of maternal mortality and morbidity among African\, Caribbean & Black women in Canada\, as well as the many systemic barriers and challenges they face in accessing healthcare and mental health support. \nThe panelists will also discuss the importance of reproductive justice\, including its history\, the need for comprehensive sexual health education and access to safe\, affordable\, and accessible reproductive healthcare services. With this discussion we will further highlight the urgent need to address the systemic injustices and inequalities that impact Black maternal health in Canada\, and the importance of centering the experiences and voices of African\, Caribbean & Black mothers in policy and programming efforts. \nThe event will conclude with a Q&A session\, where audience members will have the opportunity to ask the panelists questions and engage in further discussion. \nModerating the discussion is CWCLN Wellness Director Jacklyn St Laurent with guest speakers Karine Coen-Sanchez\, Delilah Kamuhanda and Natalya Mason \n  \nWatch the recap here
URL:https://canadianwomenofcolour.ca/event/black-maternal-health-reproductive-justice-month-in-pursuit-of-reproductive-justice-panel/
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SUMMARY:Speaker Series Conversation - Making A Statement With Plant-Based Fashion
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