In this episode, Jacquelyn Ogorchukwu Iyamah, a designer, author, and cultural worker, discusses her work to create space for communities of color in order to heal from racism and white supremacy. 

Iyamah shares how her background in social welfare led her to a deeper into understanding of how systems of oppression impact emotional well-being. We discuss her upcoming book, Racial Wellness, and explore the need for more inclusive, comprehensive conversations about race in psychology, social welfare, and wellness spaces. 

HOST: Taylor Camille, Director of Podcasts at Well+Good 

GUEST:  Jacquelyn Ogorchukwu Iyamah, author of “Racial Wellness”, designer and cultural worker. You can find more from Jacquelyn on social here and check out her book, here

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