Season 2 Episode 15: The Crossroads of the ATRs w/ Alafia Stewart

from Abolitionist Dreamscapes · host Dr. Nicole Truesdell

Hey folks! This episode I am in conversation with Alafia Stewart. An Oakland California native, Alafia is a social activist, DEI consultant, and ATR Spiritual safety educator. When not community organizing, she can most likely be found singing karaoke and/or trying all the amazing food anywhere she lands. Alafia lives by the motto: “2+2=4, but so does 3+1. There is almost never just one way to solve a problem so diversity in perspective is vital.” Here we are talking about what it means to be "in" an African Traditional Religion (ATR) as Black folks and how not to get got in these spiritual streets. For Alafia's courses please see her website. You can Alafia on IG, Tik Tok, X, and YouTube. Ways to support and work with me: ⁠The "Believe Your Reality" Black Women Leaders Executive Coaching Cohort Program ⁠⁠ My ⁠⁠Website⁠⁠ to book me for ⁠Speaking Engagements⁠, Executive coaching, consulting, astrology readings, and more! ⁠⁠Patreon⁠⁠ ⁠⁠Substack⁠⁠

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