Misogynoir (Bailey, 2008) against Black women is increasing with VP Harris’ presumptive nomination. Non-Black people must interrupt misogynoir yet unskilled allyship harms Black people.
This panel discusses:
-interrupting misogynoir
-"flight & freeze" nervous system reaction to racism
-receiving feedback & course correcting
Panelists:
Dr. Jade Singleton is a distinguished advisor in strategic culture transformation and founder of Sarah Jane Academy™, dedicated to fostering inclusive, innovative organizational cultures. She co-founded IKONI Collective, enhancing work wellness for Black women professionals. A former senior consultant at NASA, she led diversity initiatives, earning NASA’s highest Government Achievement Award. Dr. Singleton has advised Amazon, John Hancock, Uber, and the UN. With a master’s from Gonzaga University and a Doctorate from George Fox University, her research on workplace gaslighting is acclaimed. Teaching remains her greatest joy.
L C De Shay is a genderqueer IBCLC, Doula, and public health analyst, specializing in reproductive psychosociology. They have worked in diverse fields including Midwifery & Pediatric clinics as a provider, in academia as a perinatal health instructor, project editor, and health journalism. LC helps healthcare technology companies address sexual and family health, manage social media & tech content, and conducts diversity health impact evaluation.
Jaya Mallik, M. Ed. 🍉 🇵🇸 is a DEIB practitioner & educator, who centers community engagement, data-informed insights, & empowering others to lead & innovate. Prior to Jaya Mallik Coaching & Consulting, Jaya led DEI efforts at Meta, Amazon, and Tandem Diabetes Care with a focus on the tech industry. Her Active Allies program shifts the bystander mindset & into authentic allyship. Learn more at https://lnkd.in/gmQpxey2.
Jasmin Pierre is a Mental Health Advocate, creator of the Minority Mental Health App "The Safe Place," Peer Support Specialist, Motivational Speaker, and author of "A Fight Worth Finishing." She fights for the rights of those suffering from depression, anxiety, and suicidal thoughts. Access the Safe Place App at https://lnkd.in/geMKFZgu.
Jasmin also created the training "Art Exposing Psych Racism," which highlights misogynoir against Black women artists, athletes, & everyday women impacted by systemic racism in psychiatry, health care, and police violence.
Jen Self, phd licsw, Queer JEDI is the CEO/Founder of Brick 13, a Critical Equity Educational Consulting and Coaching, LLC and an Assistant Clinical Professor at the University of Washington School of Social Work who has coached, educated, & developed leaders from non-profits, government, and corporate.
Dr. Self is a gender outlaw committed to intersectional racial & gender justice work, community building, advocating for pro-femme spaces, radical truth telling, & even on a good day, continually shaking off the teachings of White supremacy.
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