Praxis of Intersectionality: Examining our Axes of Power and Oppression to Support Our Anti-Racist Work and Cultural Responsiveness

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Type:
  Training
Duration:
23 minutes
Presented by:
DMH + UCLA Prevention Center of Excellence
Featuring:
Laura P. Minero, PhD
Series:
Stress, Trauma, and Resilience (STAR) Seminars
Relevant categories:
Cultural Responsiveness LGBTQ+ Youth/Adults Systemic Racism
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Overview

Review the theory of intersectionality, a framework to actively reflect on axes of power and oppression, and how this subsequently informs interpersonal relationships and subsequent care for others. This recording does not include the interactive dialogue that was a part of the live seminar.

Recorded on: 1/20/2021

  Keywords: LGBTQ+, racism
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Learning objectives

  • Assess participant awareness of their axes of power and oppression
  • List how intersectional awareness can strengthen anti-racist work and cultural responsiveness
  • Describe issues of intersectionality in a brave and experiential space

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