Surviving Race: The Intersection of Injustice, Disability, and Human Rights presents Call to Balance with Braunwynn Franklin
Braunwynn Franklin hosts her absolutely amazing, learned, mindful and very intentional program around the 8 Dimensions of Wellness, Balance/Imbalance, Meditation & Breathing and Determination of 3 Goals. This gathering has helped me tremendously get me to where I am today. I hope it can for you too!
Braunwynn Franklin is a Black Woman with lived experience in regard to mental health, incarceration and multi-generational trauma. She has facilitated, presented as well as advocated nationally in the peer mental health and prison reform communities and is dedicated to making a difference in these communities. She has worked with and trained individuals in various settings, as well as in several states in peer support, peer wellness and other health-related peer services. She has a heart for social justice change in the prison/justice system and supporting people to gain a better quality of life mentally, spiritually and physically.
BRAUNWYNN FRANKLIN | A CALL TO BALANCE
Thursdays 5pm-7pm PST / 8pm-10pm EST (2 hours)
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Surviving Race: The intersection of Disability, Injustice and Human Rights is a coalition comprised of people in diverse communities and people of color including mental health advocates and survivors working towards the intersection of disability, injustice, and human rights speaking on police brutality, white privilege, disability, race, LGBTQI2SA, human rights, psychiatry and anti-psychiatry.
In the face of the CoVID19 pandemic and emergency, Surviving Race has organized heavily to produce, provide and manage 30+ programs to support all viewers with discussions, classes, and Peer Supports.
The programs are led by individuals who are Members of Surviving Race with experience as people living with shared experience who are subject matter experts on peer supports, community care, self-care, activism, legislative agency, undoing racism, sister circles, virtual dance & poetry and other topics. They may or may not be Certified Peer Specialist(s) with additional endorsements.
We rolled out the Surviving Race Social Community Care Peer Support Network on March 19, 2020 with a Kick Off for the Surviving Race Community Care Peer Supports Network (SRCCPSN) offering voice/text/video on several platforms which are heavily utilized by ios and Android mobile phone systems.
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