Live from the CRJ

BLACK MENTAL HEALTH & FITNESS

Join Tia Suggs, Project Manager for Dillard University's Center for Racial Justice, as she sits down with Randon Heim—Crescent Care Therapist, Wellness Coach, and aspiring fashion designer—for an inspiring conversation about Black Mental Health & Fitness. 💪🏽✨In this episode, Randon opens up about his incredible personal journey of losing 100 pounds in just one year, sharing the challenges, triumphs, and mindset shifts that fueled his transformation. He also offers actionable tips on how the Black community in New Orleans can prioritize their health, nutrition, and fitness, as well as how students interested in psychology can break into the field.____________________________________________________________________Key Topics:Randon's 100-pound weight loss journeyBlack mental health and wellness strategiesFitness and nutrition tips for the New Orleans communityCareer advice for aspiring psychologists______________________________________________________________________Tune in now to hear Randon’s story and get motivated to take control of your health and wellness journey! And don’t forget to follow us on Instagram  @CRJ_DU  [https://studio.youtube.com/channel/UCHJt2dZ5MMjp3puy8KOjV6Q] for more updates and resources.🔔 Subscribe, like, and share with your friends—let's build a healthier, stronger community together!

Juvenile Justice & Advocacy with Amiyah King

Live from the CRJ Podcast: Juvenile Justice & AdvocacyTune in to our latest Live from the CRJ Podcast featuring Tia Suggs (CRJ Project Manager) and Amiyah King (Juvenile Justice Policy Advisor, Mayor’s Office of Criminal Justice Coordination). They dive into the challenges of juvenile justice in New Orleans, the impact of policy reform, and how CRJ is working to support system-affected youth.A must-listen for Criminal Justice, Social Work, and Psychology majors interested in careers in advocacy, policy, and youth justice!

Knowledge of Self (ft Alfred McQuarter)

This week, Lawrence speaks with Alfred McQuarter, a formerly incarcerated person about his struggles in life, his incarceration, Inmate mental health, and adjusting to returning to life on the "outside"

Acts Of Kindness in an AB Rhyme Scheme(Ft Bro Habibullah Saleem)

This week, Lawrence speaks with Bro. Habibullah Saleem, one of the founders of Community Champions On the Move about the upcoming Muhammad Ali's 12 Acts of Kindness event, Bro. Saleem's experiences with Ali and you might get a rhyme or two! Community Champions On The Move is a non-profit organization that focuses on the youth in the inner cities of New Orleans, LA. Our mission is to provide mentorship, education, and resources to help young people succeed in life. Our organization was founded by Habibullah Saleem, Burghart Turner, and Jeff Crouere, who saw a need for positive role models and support systems in our community. We believe that every young person deserves the opportunity to reach their full potential, and we are dedicated to making that a reality. Join us in our mission to uplift and empower the next generation of leaders. You can find more info at https://www.ccotm.org/ [https://www.youtube.com/redirect?event=video_description&redir_token=QUFFLUhqa00xTlZMcHF4YUhkYXlhRUdKc2VMSnRtUFByUXxBQ3Jtc0trXzYyWFo4T1FrWnNZczhybk1DLXYzWS1vVmQzMGo1bWdMbWM5dHJGTGpud1RQRVpJV0xvWUlWU0M5RXBfMTNEQ1VhVHNNVDNxUmlXSUFfOTQ0N2hnWFpUb203WGptT1lOVERWOEJUMjk2STFaY1FwMA&q=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.ccotm.org%2F&v=XE-LeiO6WCE]

Courage Unbound Episode 8

This week, Live from the CRJ is sharing the mic with CRJ intern and new DU alumnus Lena Uddyback for her 8 part series Courage Unbound. Courage Unbound is an eye-opening 8-episode series dedicated to shedding light on the dark realities of sex trafficking, violence, and other sexually based crimes. Each episode dives deep into the issues that plague our society, exploring the impact of hypersexuality and the factors that contribute to these heinous acts. Join us as we bring awareness and discuss actionable steps to combat these pervasive problems. Courage Unbound is not just a podcast; it's a call to action for a safer, more informed world.