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Mind Your Justices: Doing the Necessary Work
Mind Your Justices: Doing the Necessary Work episodes
- The Necessary Work Begins Here.
Host: Joelle Nixon, Ph.D., LPC-S, NCC — President
Featured Executive Board Members:
- Chantal Player-Young, LPC-S — Vice President
- Tanya Porter, LPC-S — Secretary
- Michelle LaFitte, LPC-S — Immediate Past President
- Shemeka Faulk, LPC — Executive Board Member
Episode Description
Welcome to the premiere episode of Mind Your Justice: Doing the Necessary Work, the official podcast of Louisiana Counselors for Social Justice (LCSJ)!
In this introductory episode, meet the leadership behind LCSJ and discover the mission, vision, and purpose driving our commitment to advocacy, equity, and social change.
Led by President Dr. Joelle Nixon, the LCSJ Executive Board is committed to creating opportunities for meaningful dialogue, professional growth, community engagement, and collective action.
Together, we explore the importance of moving beyond conversations and turning advocacy into action. Through this podcast, we aim to amplify diverse voices, challenge systemic barriers, promote mental health awareness, and inspire counselors and community members to become agents of change.
Because social justice is more than a conversation. It's a commitment to doing the necessary work.
32 min
About Mind Your Justices: Doing the Necessary Work
From the publisher's feed
Welcome to Mind Your Justices: Doing the Necessary Work, where counseling, advocacy, and social justice meet.
Presented by the Louisiana Counselors for Social Justice (LCSJ), this…
podcast creates space for courageous conversations about mental health, equity, diversity, inclusion, and the issues impacting individuals, families, and communities.
Through meaningful discussions with counselors, advocates, educators, community leaders, and changemakers, we explore the challenges, opportunities, and responsibilities of advancing social justice within and beyond the counseling profession.
From addressing systemic barriers to amplifying underrepresented voices, we believe that meaningful change begins with awareness, grows through action, and continues through collective responsibility.
Because social justice isn't just something we talk about. It's the necessary work we do.