How Women of Color Heal From Workplace Trauma

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The Inclusion Solution LIVE

The Winters Group

64 episodes

8 months ago

The Inclusion Solution LIVE is the official podcast of The Winters Group, Inc., a Black woman-owned global diversity, equity, inclusion, and justice (DEIJ) consulting firm. For nearly four decades, The Winters Group has unapologetically challenged systems of oppression and pushed the boundaries of what it means to be inclusive. The company has unflinchingly guided hundreds of companies and organizations to reject the status quo, interrogate inequities, and dismantle unjust systems. The Winters Group relentlessly shepherds a new era of bold, fearless leadership that centers the experiences of the marginalized to create justice for all. For more information, visit www.wintersgroup.com.

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How Women of Color Heal From Workplace Trauma

The Inclusion Solution LIVE

54 minutes

1 year ago

How Women of Color Heal From Workplace Trauma

How do women of color recover after experiencing injustice in the workplace? How does daily exposure to traumatic events affect their health? In this episode of the Justice for All season of The Inclusion Solution LIVE podcast, host Gabrielle Gayagoy Gonzalez, Marketing and PR Strategist at The Winters Group, Inc., sits down with Kimberly Lee Minor, CEO of Women of Color Retail Alliance, to discuss the power of storytelling and the community that can emerge when women of color share their truths and take collective action. Just in time for National Minority Mental Health Awareness Month, listen in for Kimberly’s tips for self-care during tough times and for her advice on proactively seeking out the people who will have your back so that you can move forward and thrive.