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Enjoy a collection of raw, influential, and stimulating conversations that disseminate the personal journey of decolonization. All of humanity, regardless of race or ethnicity, has been affected by the colonial regime of the founding nations. As a result we are faced with the choice - whether consciously or unconsciously - to maintain colonial mindsets or to free ourselves from the oppressive powers that colonization puts forth. It details the personal journey of life coach and educator, Ina Briggs, as she explores her own relationship to colonization and invites others to come along.
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English
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39 episodes
since Sept. 21, 2022
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In our final episode of Decolonize to Thrive we share the highly anticipated title of our new podcast, thank all those who participated in our giveaway, share our new launch date and set the intention for our upcoming podcast!
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Listen in to find out how to collaborate with us on choosing a title for our next podcast. We’ll take a poll and award the top three picks with gift cards to support a Black or Indigenous woman owned business. Find our latest Instagram post @decolonizetothrive with the instructions to enter. The op…
If you could title this chapter of your life, what would it be? As we embrace the culmination of the Decolonize to Thrive podcast we discuss this and much more.
Listen in to learn what our plans are beyond Decolonize to Thrive and how you can collaborate with us on our next journey!
Remember ther…
For the first time in 3 podcast seasons, we came to the table with blank canvases. No topic to explore, no questions or premeditated stories to share, just our open minds and honest thoughts.
We let the conversation flow how and wherever it chose, with the hopes that s…
Larissa Valeriano serves as the Clinical Director for an intensive outpatient program, providing individual counseling, and working closely with individuals in processing childhood and adulthood trauma and teaching emotional regulation skills and other DBT and CBT coping skills. She is trained in E…
On the day this episode aired, 11/8/2023, many of us continued to observe the horrific genocide of the people of Palestine in Gaza, distressingly. In this episode, Ina and T aim to create space for one other and the podcast audience to promote the importance of community and solidarity in moments s…
Meredith Nnoka is a Chicago-based writer, educator, and prison abolitionist originally from Southern Maryland. They teach poetry in carceral facilities in Illinois and have worked with the Parole Illinois and Defund CPD campaigns.
Meredith’s writing explores questions of interpersonal harm and ge…
Kamal X is a self-taught documentary photographer currently based in Brooklyn, New York. Photography found Kamal in 2015, after deciding to quit everything to travel the world in honor of his best friend who passed away from colon cancer. Most recently, Kamal is releasing his 2nd photography book, …
Christie Edwards rejoins Decolonize to Thrive to catch us up on what she’s been up to since our last episode. She shares details about the powerful ceremony with a shaman where she used a psychedelic plant medicine and how transformative it was for her healing and awareness.
In this unparalleled c…
In episode 22, Candice (they|she) brings her critical lens to the conversation and shares essential truths and little known realities about the mental health field.
Throughout our conversation we also touch on
• Surviving as a complex ptsd survivor
• Why we have to identify and disrupt toxic positi…
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