For episode 154 of Relate, we are joined by Jaime Delgado. Jaime is a clinical social worker and educator who specializes in teaching people matters around diversity, equity, and inclusion. In our conversation, we talk about Jaime's journey in discovering their queer identity, why fear seems to be the main trigger for people to oppress, why we feel the need to hide our authentic selves in the professional world, and why we must know ourselves to the fullest in order to implement change in the world.

You can learn more about Jaime's work by visiting https://waldorfonfire.com/

Jaime Delgado is an experienced Clinical Social Worker, Educator, and SEED (Seeking Educational Equity & Diversity) Facilitator. They specialize in anti-oppression and conflict management skill-building in clinical and educational settings. They have a background in systemic oppression work and have experience coaching adults and adolescents through restorative processes following conflict. They have applied their social work skills and knowledge within school and professional settings to deepen and diversify curriculum and culture. Jaime's work moves beyond basic clinical and educational paradigms to guide communities towards true equity.