Join GITA student staff member Hang and our associate director, Netty, as they engage in a captivating conversation with GITA faculty member Dr. Judy Strathearn. Delve into Dr. Strathearn's insightful perspectives on Black feminism and Gullah studies, and explore her innovative pedagogical approaches in these fields.

In this episode of GITA Hold of Yourself Podcast, student staff members Sadaf, Kloe, Dexter, and Ari delve into the complicated world of queer dating. Join them as they share their personal experiences, challenges, and triumphs in navigating the queer dating scene.

This episode offers an authentic look into the lives of LGBTQ+ individuals seeking love and companionship. We tackle questions about online dating, societal pressures, and the unique dynamics of queer relationships.

Whether you're queer, questioning, or an ally wanting to understand more, this episode is a candid conversation about love in all its forms. Tune in for an episode filled with laughter, empathy, and insights into the ever-evolving landscape of queer dating.

Get real about the black experience with the Gender Institute for Teaching and Advocacy student staff and faculty! Join Lexie Allen, Kloe Marshall, and Dr. Judith Strathearn in a discussion about what it means and what it meant to be femme, feminine, and black growing up and adjusting into modern society! Hear their struggles with sexualization of the female bodies, economic power over black hair and clothing, and the psychological toll of socialization and stereotyping.

Brooke Pocock from the academics and outreach team here at GITA offers a discussion pertaining to makeup expression, beauty culture and the influence and inspiration drawn from makeup. They are joined in conversation with three other GITA team members: Netty, Sadaf and Kloe!

Reminder: The GITA Hold of Yourself Podcast is a reflection of the knowledge and opinions of GITA student staff and friends, and is not expert advice. The podcast does not represent the official viewpoints of GITA or the university. 

Check out our conversation with MSU Denver student Izzy and GITA teammate Amanda as they explore the world of parenting through a Black & Brown lens.

In this episode of GITA Hold of Yourself listen to GITA staff Chaunsae, Sadaf, Netty, and Mahexabel explore the nuances of what it means to be late bloomer in a world which expects us to adhere to societal norms at specific points in our lives. 

Join GITA student staff member Amanda and Kia, the owner of Witch Wellness, for their conversation about utilizing magic to nourish your soul.

Like what you hear? Find out more from Kia and Amanda on Instagram:

Kia @medicinemamakia

Amanda @pri_madonuh

We're rounding out Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month with an amazing convo with GITA Student Staff, Phil Hargrove and GITA Assistant Professor, Stephanie Santos.

They cover AAPI identities, shared histories, political coalitions and so much more!