Hosted by Dr. Valin S. Jordan · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 45 episodes
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This is a podcast that explores the mind-body-spirit connections to being social justice. Particularly, the host seeks to engage conversations on matters of spirituality that bring together ideas of community and social change.
Dr. Valin S. Jordan hosts Being Social Justice: The Spirituality and Social Justice Podcast, a society show with 45 episodes published.
In this episode, I talk with Dr. Dana Stachowiak, Director of Women’s Studies and Resource Center and Associate Professor at University of North Carolina, Wilmington. Dr. Stachowiak provides listeners a critical approach
Help Dr. Valin S. Jordan, Founder of Yoga4SocialJustice® and the host and producer of this podcast celebrate Yoga4SocialJustice® third birthday by attending to the urgent call of caring for and seeing your neighbor. We a
This episode is about Black freedom! Nothing more, nothing less. Contact me at info@yoga4socialjustice.org or on Instagram at @yoga4socialjustice. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/beingsocialjustice/support
In this episode I talk with Reginald Lemelle, Licensed Professional Counselor about his work as a crisis counselor, historical trauma, impacts of racism on mental health and overall wellbeing, and the power of our ancest
Six Black women will engaged in a thought provoking and critical conversation about radical self-care. They shared their truths about the importance of self-care in their lives as they navigate their intersectional exper
Listen in to this candid conversation on mental health from three Licensed Clinical Social Workers and a Post-graduate student. This conversation was moderated by Dr. Valin S. Jordan, Founder of Yoga4SocialJustice®. Duri
The Wellness Well was held via Zoom on Saturday, May 15, 2021. This conversation was moderated by Dr. Valin S. Jordan, Founder of Yoga4SocialJustice®. This was a unique conversation focused about all things wellness, inc
This is part of my episode with Dr. Sabrina Strings, Associate Professor of Sociology at UC Irvine. This episode is filled with so much Black woman joy; I invite you to listen to this episode as we discuss change, libera
In this episode I interview Dr. Sabrina Strings, Associate Professor of Sociology at UC Irvine and the author of the award winning book Fearing the Black Body: The Racial Origins of Fat Phobia. This episode was recorded
In this episode listeners are asked to consider the deepest wound all of humanity is carrying around that has prevented us from rising. As you listen to this episode, reflect on what it might take to begin healing this o
Power does not concede to struggle; so be still. Choose to be still. It is in stillness we are able to cultivate power. This episode asks listeners to consider, "What power might there be in getting still with
In this episode you get to hear from just me––Dr. Valin S. Jordan! In this episode I talk about radical love and vulnerability as necessary and crucial elements of the work of social change and justice. Send your questio
In this episode I talk with Dr. Nina Asher, Professor at University of Minnesota. This episode is filled with an exploration about inter-being and what it means for us to be connected to each other. This episode was reco
In this episode, I talk with Grace Helms Kotre, lecturer at the University of Michigan Dearborn. Grace is a mindfulness instructor and social justice educator. In this episode we discuss the power of vulnerability and st
Dr. Melissa Jean, Assistant Professor of Mindfulness Studies at Lesley University, shares some ideas about how to engage work in higher education in a more contemplative and holistic way—from mindfulness writing practice
In part two of this interview with Dr. Karen Ragaonaden, Professor of Teaching and the Director of the Center for Mindful Engagement at The University of British Columbia, Dr. Ragoonaden broadens the discussion about con
In this episode Dr. Karen Ragaoonaden, Professor of Teaching and the Director of the Center for Mindful Engagement at The University of British Columbia discusses the importance of contemplative practices for teacher edu
In this episode, Dr. Ann Gleig Associate Prof of Religion and Cultural Studies at University of Central Florida and author of American Dharma: Buddhism Beyond Modernity, unpacks the meaning of spiritual bypassing as an u
In this episode, Dr. Ann Gleig Associate Prof of Religion and Cultural Studies at University of Central Florida and author of American Dharma: Buddhism Beyond Modernity discusses how Whiteness and the rise of Buddhism as
In part 2 of this interview with Ajay Rostogi, he provides listeners with a path for nature contemplation or meditation. If you would like to contact Ajay, please visit foundnature.org or send an email to info@foun
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Being Social Justice: The Spirituality and Social Justice Podcast is hosted by Dr. Valin S. Jordan. The show is categorised under Society (Culture) and has published 45 episodes.
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