Due to the liveliness of the conversation and your requests to continue it, NYABPsi will be holding space for Part 2 of Empowering the Black Mind: A Conversation on How We Navigate White Fragility! Past NYABPsi President Tanya White- Davis, PsyD, will return to facilitate our discussion, and will be joined by co-facilitator licensed somatic psychotherapist and anti-racism educator Francesca Maximé. Our conversation will revisit ways we navigate and confront White fragility, as well as more deeply explore other issues, including emotional equity.

Click here to register for this event on Zoom!

We hope you’ll join us! 

This event is free and open to public, members and non-members

The Harambee Initiative aims to inspire, encourage and uplift Black individuals, families, and communities as we face the COVID-19 pandemic. Harambee, Swahili for “Let’s pull together”, is a reminder of our strength, heritage, and rootedness in community. NYABPsi believes that pulling together and relying on our communities’ strengths and gifts will help us to remain safe, centered and grounded during this uncertain time. The Harambee Initiative uses virtual platforms to foster community support and will include knowledge-sharing, community discussions, and healing sessions, and engagement in creative activities such as song and story-telling. There are opportunities for fellowship, fun, learning, and healing.