Resilience in the Black Community
Resilience in the Black Community
What does it mean to create resilience in the Black community, where anti-black racism has weaponized the violence of state against the Black community?
In the video above, with our colleagues Tiara Maldonaldo, Heart of Training, Earl Simms, Heart of Violence Prevention, and Gloria Yamato, Convener of the Black Wellness Initiative, all Black scholar-activist-practitioners, we explore what wellness and resilience look like in the Black community, which is under siege daily, and which possesses extra-ordinary resilience. This is part of our series on culture-specific formulations of restorative practice.
Related Practices:
With respect to practices, see Relating Across Difference, Common Ways of Disconnecting, Relational Mindfulness, and Reflective Listening. See our filmsThe Space Between Us, An Unfinished Conversation about Race, and The Faces we Fear. See the following conversations: A Polyvagal Perspective on Resilience with Dr. Stephen Porges, PhD). The Unangan Way, with Ilarion 'Kuuyux' Merculieff.Video: | Photography: | Licensed from Pexels.com, used with permission.