Grief and Black Youth in America- Conversations on Community and Leadership

Grief and Black Youth in America- Conversations on Community and Leadership

Doctoral student under Dr. Karen Jackson at North Carolina A&T takes a look at trauma and loss in the Black community, particularly among youth. She offers a way to reframe grief and loss as a healthy part of the healing and coping process to improve mental health.

Healing from sexual assault - Conversations on Community and Leadership

Doctoral students at North Carolina AT&T under the direction of Dr. Karen Jackson [https://www.ncat.edu/employee-bio.php?directoryID=1596236869] connect with leaders and organizations doing work in this community. In this episode, the topic of sexual assault and the support agencies there to serve are discussed.

Action Research Today (ART) Podcast - Conversations on Community and Leadership

Action Research Today (ART) Podcast is part of a project from the doctoral program at North Carolina A&T under Dr. Karen Jackson. [https://www.ncat.edu/employee-bio.php?directoryID=1596236869]The podcast discusses mental health in the Black working class. Discussants include social workers and participants in community programs in North Carolina.

Civic engagement and theater - Conversations on Community and Leadership

Leadership doctoral student sits down with an actress to discuss how theater can be used in civic engagement. Theater brings people together in a community, connects the present and the past, and contextualizes shared experiences. Theater can also be used as a way to reach youth and others outside of traditional power structures.

Social justice and inequities in community - Conversations on Community and Leadership

This community conversation features four doctoral students in leadership at North Carolina A&T under Dr. Karen Jackson [https://www.ncat.edu/employee-bio.php?directoryID=1596236869] with a YWCA leader discussing their work in Greensboro. They discuss the coalitions and collaboration going on in the city and how their work can increase engagement and affect elections and legislation advocacy.