Amira Adawe interviewed today Safiya Mohamed who is alum of the Young Women's Wellness and Leadership Initiative (YWWLI). Safiya how she has experience of colorism, how it impacted her and her friends self-esteem, the practices of skin-lightening in the Somali community and taking part of the Black Lives Matter movement. Safiya recently graduated from Central High School in Saint Paul, MN and fall of 2020 she will start studying journalism at University of St. Thomas.

Interview with young Somalis about their identities and how they define. The youth also discussed about their blackness and how it's important to teach the Somali parents the History of African Americans in the US.

Our guest today was Hoda Samater and we discussed the impact people are having as result of COVID-19 pandemic and ways individuals and community can build resilience.

We interviewed Dr. Susan Arnold who is a Professor at the School of Public Health University of Minnesota. We discussed about the impact of COVID-19 in general, the use of face masks, effectiveness and workers exposures especially those that work in places that is difficult to practice physical distancing.The interview is in English and summarized in Somali language.

Interview with Dr. Farhiya Farah on COVID-19Waresigaan waxaan kaga hadalnay COVID-19, waxaana wareysanay Dr. Farhiya Farah.

Beauty-Wellness Talk guest was Ismail Warsame who discussed about social media use and it's impact on young individuals self-esteem.

Amira Adawe explained on Today's Beauty-Wellness Talk the practice of skin-lightening and chemical exposures in the Somali community and how it's impacting early-childhood and women's health. This show was done in Somali language.

Amira Adawe interviewed Selma Ali and Yusra Abdi about Somali youth prospective on skin-lightening practices.

Amira Adawe interviewed Toyin Alatise who is clinical psychologist that is based in Nigeria. The discussion was about the skin-lightening practices, chemical exposures and the psychological impacts in Nigeria.

Interview with Dr. Thomas Kottke about early childhood development and the importance of little moments. As well as the impact of chemical exposures on children and multi generational health.