What Gives Project

|Episode 9|
It’s Neurodiversity Awareness Month! So for this month’s episode, we dive into the fascinating world of neurodiversity and explore how we can better celebrate and integrate diverse neurological experiences into our society. Neurodiversity refers to the natural variation in human brain function and behavior. Our conversation unpacks the misconceptions surrounding neurodivergence and highlights the strengths and unique perspectives that neurodiverse individuals bring to our communities.

Our guest, Alyssa Lego of , shares personal stories and professional insights, illustrating the importance of moving beyond mere tolerance towards genuine celebration of neurodiversity. We explore the role of awareness, destigmatization, and social interactions in promoting inclusivity for all neurotypes. From adapting educational approaches to accommodate diverse learning styles to intervention strategies that value cognitive diversity, we explore tangible ways to foster acceptance and appreciation for neurodiversity.

Join us as we delve into neurodiversity and discover how embracing neurodiversity can lead to a more compassionate and innovative society. Whether you are a parent, educator, employer, or simply curious about understanding diverse minds, this episode offers valuable perspectives on building a world where everyone’s unique neurological makeup is respected and celebrated.

You can find Alyssa & You Me Neurodiversity here:
https://linktr.ee/youmeneurodiversity

|Episode 6|
In this powerful episode, join us on a journey of introspection and empathy as we explore the theme of decolonizing grief. Our conversation delves into the intersection of cultural heritage, generational trauma, and the deeply personal experience of loss. We engage with insightful stories and perspectives, shedding light on the impact of colonial legacies on diverse communities' grieving processes.

Together with grief guides, Kayla Carter and Carmen Galvin, we navigate the complexities of mourning in a world shaped by colonial histories. From reclaiming traditional mourning practices to fostering healing spaces, we discuss strategies for healing and understanding our messy grief. This episode invites you to reconsider how navigate loss. Tune in to gain a deeper understanding of the ways in which we can collectively work towards a more inclusive and compassionate approach to grief.

is a collective care group that supports BIPOC folks through grief and loss. 🎙️link in bio!

|Episode 6|

In this powerful podcast episode, join us on a journey of introspection and empathy as we explore the theme of decolonizing grief. Our conversation delves into the intersection of cultural heritage, generational trauma, and the deeply personal experience of loss. We engage with insightful stories and perspectives, shedding light on the impact of colonial legacies on diverse communities' grieving processes.

Together with death guides, Kayla Carter and Carmen Galvin, we navigate the complexities of mourning in a world shaped by colonial histories. From reclaiming traditional mourning practices to fostering healing spaces, we discuss strategies for healing and understanding our messy grief. This episode invites you to reconsider how navigate loss. Tune in to gain a deeper understanding of the ways in which we can collectively work towards a more inclusive and compassionate approach to grief.

BIPOC Death & Grief Talk is a collective care group that supports BIPOC folks through grief and loss. 🎙️link in bio!

|Episode 3|

As we begin to realize and acknowledge that racial inequity undergirds all issues in society today, I invited our friends at the the Foundation of Inter-Ethnic Restoration (FIER) to give us the lowdown on racial literacy.

In this episode, Robbie Atkinson, founder, teaches us the four types of racism, defines for us what racial trauma and racial gaslighting is, and gives us the building blocks of racial literacy as we share stories about overcoming racial trauma together.

🎙link in bio!

✨Season II✨
Welcome back and happy pride!

In this new episode, we sit down with Carey Candrian, PhD, of & to learn about the research that is demystifying misconceptions and providing insights into the health & wellness disparities of the LGBTQIA2+ community. As we fight for every individual to be able to live a full life of health, wellness, and true love - LHF & GLMA is providing the research to pave the way.

New episode out now! Link in bio🎙

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