This is a podcast by Black, Indigenous, and People of Color at Whitman College where we talk about our experiences and tell our stories.
Whitman So White!
Claim This Podcastby Jasmine & Elea
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25 episodes
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Podcast Overview
This is a podcast by Black, Indigenous, and People of Color at Whitman College where we talk about our experiences and tell our stories.
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Publishing Since
7/4/2020
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Recent Episodes
May 3, 2021
Episode 24: WSW! Season 2 Finale: Reflect and Celebrate with US!
<p><strong>Tune into this episode to hear an overview of all the topics WSW! has covered in the 9 months it has been active and a list of all the amazing voices that have been featured. Elea and Jasmine also talk about some of their reflections on the podcast and their future plans to expand WSW!</strong></p>
April 19, 2021
Episode 23: Mental Healthcare at Whitman: A Professor's Perspective
<p><strong>This week Elea and Jasmine had the joy of speaking with Professor Woodfork about her experience as a professor of color and how she sees students of color accessing the few resources they do have to mental health support. Tune in to hear about how faculty work to be resources beyond academics and how change in mental health resources at Whitman has been changed for the better by students and students of color!</strong></p>
April 5, 2021
Episode 22: Inaccessibility of Mental Healthcare at Whitman and Beyond
<p><strong>Join us for this week’s episode of WSW! as Elea and Jasmine spotlight Nidhi’s experience with mental healthcare inaccessibility at Whitman and in Walla Walla. This episode was inspired by the Wire’s article by Alasdair Padman and Mat Chapin, “The limits of mental healthcare in Walla Walla”. We’d like to particularly thank Mat Chapin for their work in spotlighting and researching the detriment that BIPOC and LGBTQ+ students experience in living in a mental healthcare desert like Walla Walla. We encourage you to read the article in our bio! As always, Whitman So White! is not only a podcast, but a resource and community. Our DMs are always open to chat, for feedback, and for questions.</strong></p> <p>Crisis Text Line: Text "HOME" to 741741</p> <p>Trevor Text Line for LGBTQIA+ students: Text "START" to 678678</p> <p>Crisis counseling for students of color: text "STEVE" to 741741</p> <p>National Suicide Prevention Lifeline: 800-273-8255</p> <p>Walla Walla Crisis Response Services: (509) 524-2999</p> <p>Trevor Project LGBTQIA+ Lifeline: (866) 488-7386</p>
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