This episode of the podcast centers a conversation on unique experiences in racialized world and what it means to show up for one another as a means of cross community solidarity. For thoughts or suggestions for episode topics, email [email protected]. 

In this episode we feature music therapist, Andrea Cortez, MM, MT-BC, of Mind Body Music Center who shares with us background on music and restoration at the individual and community levels. This episode ends with a 20-minute harp meditation. For the best listening experience use headphones or a speaker. For thoughts or suggestions on this episode, contact us at [email protected]. 

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In this episode we feature two local higher education students and their struggles and triumphs with online learning and learning while experiencing the collective trauma of a pandemic. Take a listen!

In this episode we welcome the Co-Founders of Coils to Locs to talk about medical hair loss and the importance of representative hair options for Black folks. 

In this episode we explore the connection between Art and Social justice when it comes to decolonization for our communities and ourselves. We are joined by Jonathan Mendoza, a freelance artist, organizer, educator, and overall amazing human. Join us for this episode and give us your thoughts or episode suggestions at [email protected].

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The first episode of the CARE Podcast discusses mental health with a focus on People of Color. The CARE Research Center has created a resource list that is mentioned in this episode, which is available in Spanish and Mandarin. Join us for our first episode!

CARE Resource List https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1vASsf5PFaV1ZeUe7ZuKoRBmDjAZnJUH0?usp=sharing