We all have stories. It's time to examine them!
About this Event

The Critical Self-Study Workshop

The Critical Self-Study Workshop invites folks to explore how they can embody anti-racist and anti-oppressive principles through the practice of self-orienting. This workshop challenges participants to critically examine their personal values, social position, unconscious biases, and origin stories, encouraging deep reflection on how these factors shape their professional lives and personal interactions. By engaging in this process, participants will be empowered to foster a culture of belongingness in their workplaces and personal lives, cultivating environments where all individuals can thrive.

The session will include journaling, small group discussions and activities. The session will NOT be recorded.

About Your Facilitator

Nya (she/her) is a Muscogee 'Atlanta, GA' based Social Worker, Yoga Facilitator and Equity, Diversity and Belongingness (EDB) Educator, equipped with over 15 years of experience working in the social service sector with justice-involved children and youth, families with child welfare involvement, and adults diagnosed with developmental disabilities.

Nya's approach to facilitation is rooted in person-centered, strength based, trauma aware and solution focused practices. She is passionate about teaching individuals and groups how to create safer spaces by critically examining their values, identity, social position and power.