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ctions on Equity and Social Justice N.A.H. Podcast Notes from an Aspiring Humanitarian With Relando Thompkins-Jones. Lessons and Reflections on Equity and Social Justice Recent Episodes Recent Posts Popular Posts Recent Comments Episodes Critical Race Theory June 28, 2021 Episodes Black Anger and Rage Have a Place in Racial Justice Work March 30, 2021 Episodes Establishing Community Agreements Should Be A Liberatory Process in Social Justice Work March 16, 2021 Episodes It’s Okay to Shift March 2, 2021 Episodes Four Social Justice Considerations for Group Work Practice February 16, 2021 Episodes Critical Race Theory June 28, 2021 Episodes Positive Vibes Only October 24, 2020 Episodes You Deserve Better: Solidarity Should Not Be Conditional in the Fight for Racial Justice November 10, 2020 Episodes Establishing Community Agreements Should Be A Liberatory Process in Social Justice Work March 16, 2021 Episodes Ripples November 24, 2020 Psychological Safety in Community – Relando Thompkins-Jones says: […] an episode from the Notes from an Aspiring Humanitarian Podcast... An Introduction to Critical Race Theory - N.A.H. says: […] Visit the show notes post for this episode on the Notes... Speaking on Critical Race Theory – Relando Thompkins-Jones says: […] Visit the show notes post for this episode on the... Black Anger and Rage Have a Place in Racial Justice Work – N.A.H. Podcast says: […] You Deserve Better. Solidarity Should Not Be Conditional in the... Subscribe to this website for email updates and show notes Email Address Subscribe Highlights from the Archives It’s Okay to Shift March 2, 2021 Getting in Our Own Way: Two Barriers of Our Own Making That Limit Social Change October 24, 2020 Crowdsourced Interview Questions for DEI Positions January 19, 2021 Monthly Archives Monthly Archives Select Month June 2021 (1) March 2021 (3) February 2021 (2) January 2021 (1) December 2020 (5) November 2020 (4) October 2020 (7) Recent Notes from the Blog: : N.A.H. These Quotes from Dr. King Deserve More Attention Can We Talk About College Majors? How Redlining Shaped Black America as We Know it” Top Picks from Visitors Parenting While Black: A Letter to Daycare About "Crazy Hair Day" Expand Menu Current Page: Home About Episodes Blog Contact Welcome to the Podcast! No matter where you come from, what your identities are, or what area of work or study you’re in, there’s room for all of us in this work, and I hope that engaging with the podcast or the blog can move you closer to discovering or reaffirming your own answers to questions you may have about how to best be of service. Since 2011 My blog, Notes from an Aspiring Humanitarian , has been a place where I’ve written and curated content on issues of equity and social justice. Through using written word, film & video, and other forms of media for social justice education, I hope to continue to expand and enrich the narratives about social issues that face our society, and to find ways to take action while encouraging others to do so as well in their own ways. Today, the blog, and now the podcast is for others who share a passion for that same journey. Listen to Notes from an Aspiring Humanitarian PODCAST EPISODES APPLE PODCASTS | SPOTIFY | GOOGLE PODCASTS | ZENCAST | IHEART RADIO | YOUTUBE | POCKET CASTS | STITCHER | RADIOPUBLIC | TUNEIN | ( or wherever you get your podcasts ) Donate ! Visit my Patreon site to learn more and make a contribution of $3, $5, $10, or $20 per month. You can start or stop anytime. SUPPORT NOTES FROM AN ASPIRING HUMANITARIAN Subscribe Enter your email address below to subscribe and receive notifications of new episodes by email. Type your email… Subscribe Notes from an Aspiring Humanitarian (N.A.H.) By Relando Thompkins-Jones is a project of Thompkins-Jones Consulting. © 2011-2022. All Rights...