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TW: miscarriage/domestic violence
In this episode, Jess is joined by the honest multidisciplinary powerhouse Sereena Abbassi. From sharing about her personal journey - her complex childhood and journey to becoming a mother - to the difficult yet important process of healing, overcoming pain and acceptance. Jess and Sereena also discuss their political home, challenges they find there and how self-righteousness and binary thinking won't get us the solutions we so badly crave. Finally, Serenna gives us an insight into the local democratic system in Bristol, the power of community and the link between spirituality and social change.
Sereena's socials:
Sereena's Twitter
Sereena's LinkedIn
Links to topics discussed in the show:
Black women maternal death rates
Richard Rohr's adapted quote
How democracies die
Remake organisation
Explanation of overton window
The Bristol Cable
Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
By Jess Mally5
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TW: miscarriage/domestic violence
In this episode, Jess is joined by the honest multidisciplinary powerhouse Sereena Abbassi. From sharing about her personal journey - her complex childhood and journey to becoming a mother - to the difficult yet important process of healing, overcoming pain and acceptance. Jess and Sereena also discuss their political home, challenges they find there and how self-righteousness and binary thinking won't get us the solutions we so badly crave. Finally, Serenna gives us an insight into the local democratic system in Bristol, the power of community and the link between spirituality and social change.
Sereena's socials:
Sereena's Twitter
Sereena's LinkedIn
Links to topics discussed in the show:
Black women maternal death rates
Richard Rohr's adapted quote
How democracies die
Remake organisation
Explanation of overton window
The Bristol Cable
Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.