Looking at imposter syndrome through an internalized oppression lens that does justice to the strongly felt experience vs placing responsibility on the individual.

Imposter’s Syndrome as Internalized Oppression: Calling in Conversations Applicable to BIPOC Comm

Join a community of like-minded and talented individuals. Liberate yourself from the “not good enough,” fear of failure, and/or the “I can’t” narratives your brain gives you right when your getting ready to achieve your dreams and goals. Listen to real life stories about how imposter’s syndrome sneaks up on us. Learn to connect with the power of feeling deserving. And be reminded that: If you are in the room, you deserve to be in the room!

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Imposter’s Syndrome as Internalized Oppression: Calling in Conversations Applicable to BIPOC Comm

Imposter’s Syndrome as Internalized Oppression: Calling in Conversations Applicable to BIPOC Comm