Join Prentis Hemphill—acclaimed author of What It Takes to Heal and host of the Finding Our Way podcast—for an evening conversation exploring the connections between personal healing and collective transformation. Drawing from their work as a clinical psychologist and somatics practitioner, Hemphill reflects on how practices of care, presence, and embodiment can reshape leadership, activism, and everyday life.
This public conversation between Prentis and MacArthur Fellow and NYU Professor Nicole R. Fleetwood invites us to imagine new ways of being with ourselves and each other in pursuit of justice and belonging.
NOTE: An active NYU ID card or a photo ID is required to enter the building.
About this Event
Co-sponsored by the CMEP, Global Spiritual Life, Liberal Studies, the Adaptive Leadership Institute at NYU Silver, Center CIRCL, the Changemaker Center, the Women’s Leadership Forum, The Breathe Collective, NYU Center on Violence and Recovery, and NYU Wagner.
Join Prentis Hemphill—acclaimed author of What It Takes to Heal and host of the Finding Our Way podcast—for an evening conversation exploring the connections between personal healing and collective transformation. Drawing from their work as a clinical psychologist and somatics practitioner, Hemphill reflects on how practices of care, presence, and embodiment can reshape leadership, activism, and everyday life.
This public conversation between Prentis and MacArthur Fellow and NYU Professor Nicole R. Fleetwood invites us to imagine new ways of being with ourselves and each other in pursuit of justice and belonging.
NOTE: An active NYU ID card or a photo ID is required to enter the building.
Event Venue & Nearby Stays
Main Event Space, 105 East 17th Street,, 105 East 17th Street, New York, United States
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