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Jun 24, 2018 41 min

Episode 10: Stacy Torres

from The Deep End Friends Podcast Hosted by Reagan Jackson and Anastacia Renee: Black Women Writers

Stacy Torres is a somatic healer, a health justice organizer and a facilitator. Stacy created her practice Everyday Medicine to offer culturally relevant healing in Queer,Trans, Disabled, People of Color communities(QTDPoC) in Seattle. Her practice centers developing a liberated legacy of changemakers, caregivers, activists/organizers, healers, artists, spiritual and thought leaders. She is a founding member of The Well on Beacon, a POC centered Health Justice Collaboration Project in Seattle, WA.

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