Sunday Safe Spaces
This is a monthly program hosted by April Jackson and Wesley Hamilton every third Sunday of the month. Join them on their podcast for insightful discussions that dive into pressing issues, hot topics, and current events, featuring a diverse lineup of guests. April and Wesley draw from their lived experiences at the intersections of race and disability, creating an inclusive and thought-provoking dialogue. Through personal stories and expert insights, they explore healing and wellness tools for the mind and body, with the aim of inspiring and empowering listeners. With 43 episodes and over 50 guests sharing lived experiences, the podcast is dedicated to supporting the community by fostering connection and understanding, especially in a society where marginalization is all too common. Tune in for conversations that challenge, inform, and uplift.
Sunday Safe Spaces
Black Men in Corporate America and the Impact on Mental Health | SSS Ep.4 Clip
What's it like to be a black man in corporate America? Why should corporations hire black leaders? How do black men maintain mental health while juggling work, family, and racial injustices?
In today's video, panelists Chaz Kellem, Quincy Stephenson, William Generett Jr., and Andre Samuel discuss the importance of black men in leadership.
0:00 Intro
0:28 Why diversity is Important in Business
5:37 Importance of Black Men Discussing Mental Health
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