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- Coming in May is our first Black Women in Film Ancestral Healing Symposium. Filmmakers will present the motivation behind their projects and commitment to creating healing climates throughout the stories portrayed in film and that are based on true events.
Black Mental Health Network 2021
- Our mission is to embrace the pursuit of excellence both inside and outside the traditional and general academia in higher education. We encourage critical thinking and emphasize an outside of the box process based on African-Centered thought throughout our mental wellness programs based on our Mental, Physical, and Spiritual approaches.
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Founder/President
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Executive Director
- Orisade Awodola, is a Root Psychologist, Author, Lecturer, Researcher. Her former background as journalist and Investigative News Reporter led to a career in Mental Health. She has an extensive clinical and academic background in psychology and mental health approaches as a former clinical mental health therapist and substance abuse co
- Orisade Awodola, is a Root Psychologist, Author, Lecturer, Researcher. Her former background as journalist and Investigative News Reporter led to a career in Mental Health. She has an extensive clinical and academic background in psychology and mental health approaches as a former clinical mental health therapist and substance abuse counselor specifically trained in co-occurring disorders/dysfunction. She the founder of the Institute of African Centered Thought (IACT), where she created and teaches Root Psychology, Ancestral Healing and African Spirituality based on the Ancestral Healing Identity Theory and African-Centered Thought.
Executive Director
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Executive Director
- Angela Davis, Executive Director, is a Seattle native and Founder of Community Connections Seattle (CCS) a Restorative Circle Collective organization which collaboratively integrates restorative justice circles models with faith-based and non-faith-based organizations. The restorative justice circle models provide opportunities for trans
- Angela Davis, Executive Director, is a Seattle native and Founder of Community Connections Seattle (CCS) a Restorative Circle Collective organization which collaboratively integrates restorative justice circles models with faith-based and non-faith-based organizations. The restorative justice circle models provide opportunities for transparent and authentic healing between faith-based and nonfaith-based communities and organizations impacted by systemic oppression and its effects, trauma, inequities, incarceration, within families, individuals, and communities in the Black community.
Social Media and PR Contact
Social Media and PR Contact
Social Media and PR Contact
- Jamila Wasson-Pehan, is IACTs Social Media and Public Relations contact.
Black Women in Film and Theater
Euzhan Palcy’s career has been a litany of firsts. A pioneering filmmaker from Martinique, she was the first from the island to receive widespread international attention. Her 1983 feature debut Sugar Cane Alley — a period coming-of-age story, adapted from a Joseph Zobel novel, that she made when she was just 25 — resulted in her becoming the first Black director to win the Silver Lion at the Venice Film Festival, and the first to win a César, France’s equivalent to the Academy Awards. With her second feature, the 1989 apartheid saga A Dry White Season, Palcy became the first Black woman to direct a feature at a major Hollywood studio. The film, while not a financial hit, was a critical one that would net Marlon Brando an Oscar nomination. Brando, who was lured out of retirement for the supporting role, had never been directed by a woman before — another first for Palcy.
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