How to navigate your blackness your healing, your agency and your value…

Profound, informative and deeply spirited chat with a fellow Ghanaian sister, Jocelyn Yeboah-Newton. 

Jocelyn is a Gender consultant, founder of art/healing organisation Our Naked Truths, and The Communion Podcast. She is a protector of intersectional black femininity, and an explorer of the mental health issues that come with that intersection. Jocelyn is also training to become a therapist herself. 

We unwrapped many issues, including:
what collective healing looks like,
life modelling and black femme bodies as the muse, 
the meaning of sisterhood,
sexual trauma and mental health struggles that black womxn face,
and what's good on Netflix right now.

Definitely give this one a listen.

“Having to navigate your gender and your race in a world that doesn’t see you as equal is really difficult and so a lot of us do that journey in isolation and shame, not feeling that we can share our story, and so I’d love Our Naked Truths to be able to start delivering that work with young women to show them that they have value and they’re not alone and that the things that they’re experiencing are not in isolation and have been experienced by many that have come before them. These are the things that we’ve learnt, and this is for you.” - Jocelyn Yeboah-Newton

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