by The Activist Collab
Using their lived experiences, members of The Activist Collab and guests have conversations about things people are saying and doing that they think are helping a situation - the mental health, disability rights, racial justice - but are not. Compassionately and with some humor we are setting the record straight! Let's see if we can retire the phrase "I know you meant well" once and for all. Follow us on Instagram @theactivistcollab
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July 29, 2021
<p>In this episode of I Know You Meant Well... Activist Collab members Julissa Minaya (@julissasrecovery) and Nina Schubert (@nourishing.nina) talk about their eating disorder recovery journeys and what that looks like in communities of color and for those who identify as non-binary.</p> <p>A video of the entire episode can be watched on YouTube here (https://youtu.be/-8fk5R3y6g4) and a full transcript can be downloaded here (https://drive.google.com/file/d/1RC9vx9oce-0QI_045siI7KFFX5xoYPxH/view?usp=sharing)</p>
July 15, 2021
In this episode of the podcast I Know You Meant Well... Isabel Rocha and Sarah Todd Hammer discuss the topic of Inspiration Porn in relation to the disability community. If you like this video please check us out on Instagram @theactivistcollab. If you are interested in joining The Activist Collab, we are always looking to grow our community of young activists - check out www.theactivistcollab.com to find out how to join! You can find Isabel Rocha on Instagram @disabilitytogether and Sarah Todd Hammer @sarahtoddhammer A full transcript of the episode can be found here (https://drive.google.com/file/d/1PEalMlttMO7Zb7ZeGbM4H9ZHvG7Lhxeb/view?usp=sharing) and you can also watch a fully captioned version here (https://youtu.be/-8fk5R3y6g4) Thanks for listening!
June 17, 2021
In today's episode we discuss, from personal experience, what has been helpful and hurtful when it comes to the support from friends when dealing with depression and suicidal thoughts/ideation. We are joined by Activist Collab Team Members Nina Schubert & Meredith Hutton. You can find the episode with subtitles on YouTube here: https://youtu.be/JxOEq5Sz4v0 and the Google Doc with the transcript here: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1Ny8Dz2wG_oKaw6mQl_0Gcd_jwEJHRy3-dRfl2TnAhzA/edit?usp=sharing To learn more about any of the speakers, you can find us all at: @theactivistcollab on Instagram, or individually at: @meresadvice101, and @nourishing.nina Thanks for listening!
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Using their lived experiences, members of The Activist Collab and guests have conversations about things people are saying and doing that they think are helping a situation - the mental health, disability rights, racial justice - but are not.
Compassionately and with some humor we are setting the record straight! Let's see if we can retire the phrase "I know you meant well" once and for all.
Follow us on Instagram @theactivistcollab
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