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Lecture[s]:

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AUDIO HERE: Wellness in Black: Decolonizing the Body, Women and Africa’s Reclamation | NYU Accra for NYU’s Silver School of Social Work's program Crossroads of Liberation/Decolonial Praxis in Ghana led by Dr. Kirk “Jae” James.

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The Criminal Justice System: A View From 2 Sides, Webster University, Ghana

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Writings

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Wellness in Black™: a multi-disciplinary project that includes writing, exploring the culture of wellness, race and inequities in wellness spaces, care liberation, and art.  Subscribe HERE;

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"The World Is Grieving: Understanding the Global Grief Cycle"

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"The Sponsored Gaze: When the body is both subject and product"

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"Care Harmony: Holistic Healthcare Integration"

 

"Compassionate Concern: How Our Health Systems Are Still Failing Black Women"

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"Care Liberation: Reclaiming Our Outcomes: Barriers to care access in Africa"​

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"Doing hard things: Fighting to express our joy."

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"The Price of Calm." Report 1: a 2-year evaluative study exploring (i) Ghana’s, to date, well-being metrics [health care notions and yoga as a lifestyle] (ii) the dynamics of inclusion and (iii) race, gender identity, sexual orientation and mental health considerations/experiences [iv] the business of wellness, in well-being spaces, in Ghana. 

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"The Influence of African Heritage & Tradition on Ayurveda"

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"Gender Inequities and Vulnerability: A New Form Of Slavery, Trafficking Of Girls In South Africa

and the Proliferation of HIV/AIDS"

 

"Evidence Destroyed, Innocence Lost," American Criminal Law Review

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Testimony:

 

Compensation for the Wrongly Convicted, before District of Columbia Councilman, Phil Mendelson.

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