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Ask Your Ates: Decolonization - Part 2
Welcome to Ask Your Ates - A Filipinx Mental Health Podcast featuring Cynthia Siadat & Michelle Mercado Martinez
Continuing the episode from Part 1 Cynthia and Michelle are back to unpack the topic of decolonization.
How has colonization affected our mental health and our relationships?
How has 'gate-keeping' been a part of our journey?
What happens when we come to the understanding of decolonizing our own mind?
What is the difference between tolerance and inclusion?
Stay tuned to catch the conclusion of this episode for Part 3.
Tune in as we discuss topics about mental health centered on the Filipinx experience. Join us on the journey to destigmatize, decolonize and normalize mental health in the Filipino diaspora. We want to hear from you! What questions do you have about mental health? Feel free to email them to us at [email protected]!
Special thanks to our community of partners for their support for this podcast, to Archie of Filipino Fridays Podcast for her work editing & producing this much needed resource for our community, to Danny Martinez for creating our beautiful graphic & Fahad Siadat for composing our wonderful music.
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By Ask Your AtesWelcome to Ask Your Ates - A Filipinx Mental Health Podcast featuring Cynthia Siadat & Michelle Mercado Martinez
Continuing the episode from Part 1 Cynthia and Michelle are back to unpack the topic of decolonization.
How has colonization affected our mental health and our relationships?
How has 'gate-keeping' been a part of our journey?
What happens when we come to the understanding of decolonizing our own mind?
What is the difference between tolerance and inclusion?
Stay tuned to catch the conclusion of this episode for Part 3.
Tune in as we discuss topics about mental health centered on the Filipinx experience. Join us on the journey to destigmatize, decolonize and normalize mental health in the Filipino diaspora. We want to hear from you! What questions do you have about mental health? Feel free to email them to us at [email protected]!
Special thanks to our community of partners for their support for this podcast, to Archie of Filipino Fridays Podcast for her work editing & producing this much needed resource for our community, to Danny Martinez for creating our beautiful graphic & Fahad Siadat for composing our wonderful music.