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Open Wide TO Episode 4 with Maame De-Heer: Domestic Violence, Seeking Support, and COVID-19's Role
TW: This podcast episode includes discussions about domestic violence, sexual violence, sex, and trauma.
We are pleased to welcome Maame De-Heer (she/her) to the podcast! In this episode, we speak with Maame about domestic and sexual violence among immigrant women here in the GTA. We talk about how loved ones can offer support, the resources that are available to victims, and the role COVID-19 has had on victims.
Maame is a Policy Analyst with the Mental Health of Black Canadians team at the Government of Canada. Additionally, she is also a Clinical Research Analyst at Toronto General Hospital, where she investigating the barriers associated with ACB (African, Caribbean and Black) communities in undergoing kidney transplants and living organ donations. She is also a Board of Director member with the Mental Health Without Borders team. Maame is the Founder of the Power of Love Foundation Canada, a not for profit organization that provides resources and services to Black people in Ontario. You can connect further with Maame on LinkedIn, Twitter (@Maame_DeHeer), and Instagram (@Maame.DeHeer).
Stay connected with @openwideTO on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter.
If you enjoyed the music, catch more of Sofia Fly's work @djsofiafly!
Podcast transcriptions available here: https://bit.ly/3a0SU8E
Basic and Immediate Sexual Violence Resources (for Somali Canadians): https://bit.ly/2YelDkH
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By OpenWideTOTW: This podcast episode includes discussions about domestic violence, sexual violence, sex, and trauma.
We are pleased to welcome Maame De-Heer (she/her) to the podcast! In this episode, we speak with Maame about domestic and sexual violence among immigrant women here in the GTA. We talk about how loved ones can offer support, the resources that are available to victims, and the role COVID-19 has had on victims.
Maame is a Policy Analyst with the Mental Health of Black Canadians team at the Government of Canada. Additionally, she is also a Clinical Research Analyst at Toronto General Hospital, where she investigating the barriers associated with ACB (African, Caribbean and Black) communities in undergoing kidney transplants and living organ donations. She is also a Board of Director member with the Mental Health Without Borders team. Maame is the Founder of the Power of Love Foundation Canada, a not for profit organization that provides resources and services to Black people in Ontario. You can connect further with Maame on LinkedIn, Twitter (@Maame_DeHeer), and Instagram (@Maame.DeHeer).
Stay connected with @openwideTO on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter.
If you enjoyed the music, catch more of Sofia Fly's work @djsofiafly!
Podcast transcriptions available here: https://bit.ly/3a0SU8E
Basic and Immediate Sexual Violence Resources (for Somali Canadians): https://bit.ly/2YelDkH