ABOUT THIS EPISODE
In part one of this two-part conversation, a group of community leaders representing the African American and faith-based communities share about the healing and wellness initiatives they are leading in their communities. Steve Floyd, Ferome Brown, Pastor Kelly Webb, Marques Armstrong, and Pastor Brian Herron join us on the LoopBack for a round-table discussion facilitated by Steven Wilson, Community Engagement Specialist, and Director of Community Relations, Helen Ghebre. For more information on our featured and the organizations they represent, visit the LoopBack podcast engagement page. .
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