We Hold Medicine for Each Other – A Conversation about Race

By Quanita Roberson; Tenneson Woolf

In this podcast, Quanita Roberson and Tenneson Woolf explore the dimensions of race, including how the wounds of colonization live on in all of us, how to own your work while compassionately allowing others to do theirs, and the promise that this deeper path can hold for true freedom.

Scene on Radio from Duke University: Seeing White

The Coronavirus Was an Emergency Until Trump Found Out Who Was Dying by Adam Serwer; The Atlantic

 from PBS

Racism: The Ultimate Underlying Condition - webinar (recorded June 9, 2020 2:00-3:30 p.m. ETD) examines racism and its historic and present-day impact on health and well-being. Presenters: identify the multiple levels on which racism operates; describe the physiological impacts of racism and discrimination on health; and explore the principles for and barriers to achieving health equity.

is not only a fantastic book, the trailer, in and of itself, is a beautiful contemplative practice - great for prayer-time!

Focuses on Mental Health Issues Facing the Black Community