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EPISODE · Sep 19, 2024 · 15 MIN

Understanding The DNA of Racial Trauma with Joshua Isaac Smith | Ep. 1

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This is a snapshot of one of our group conversations with Joshua Isaac Smith, who is the Leadership Fellow and Co-Facilitator of the Society of Leadership Fellows. In this conversation, we explore what racial trauma is and how this permeates intergenerationally and influences the very DNA of those that experience and live with it. We explored everything from the impact of microaggressions to systemic institutional racism and how these affect the body as well as the mind. The rest of the conversation was held in confidence for participants to be able to share and learn together freely. Hope you enjoy it!The ADDA is brought to you by The Deep & Meaningful Consultancy.Host: Deepa Mirchandani Production: Urban Luka Jurc Blagovic Music: ⁠Unreasonable World⁠ by ⁠Bernard Schimpelsberger⁠To find out more about the Deep & Meaningful Consultancy, to sign up for our monthly newsletter and also check out our Group ADDA sessions where we host small spaces for big messy topics, please check out ⁠https://www.deepandmeaningful.co⁠.Visit the ⁠Adda website⁠ Watch this episode on ⁠YouTube⁠ Listen on Spotify and ⁠Apple Podcast⁠We’ll see you next time!

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