This two-day program, Ankaa Heling, explores the persistent consequences of Post-Traumatic Slavery Syndrome (PTSS). Renowned psychologist Dr. Joy DeGruy leads a symposium and workshop, offering insights and practical tools for individual and community empowerment. Participants will learn to recognize and address racism and microaggressions within a supportive environment. The Black Archives hosts an additional workshop with Dr. DeGruy on Monday, September 16th.
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This two-day program focuses on addressing the lasting effects of the Post-Traumatic Slavery Syndrome (PTSS). It combines a symposium and a workshop led by renowned psychologist Dr. Joy DeGruy, offering insights, training, and practical tools for healing and empowerment.
The 'Ankaa Heling' project (Ankaa-healing) aims to tackle the persistent consequences of Post-Traumatic Slavery Syndrome (PTSS). This initiative brings together knowledge from a symposium and focused training to equip participants with the ability to recognize and address racism and microaggressions. The program features Dr. Joy DeGruy, an acclaimed American clinical psychologist and sociologist with a Ph.D. in social work and research. She offers exclusive insights, training, and practical tools for healing and empowerment. The Black Archives provides a unique opportunity to participate in a collaborative and inspiring program. Dr. DeGruy invites attendees to an extra workshop on Monday, September 16th, at The Black Archives, designed to develop practical skills applicable in daily life. The event is open to everyone, regardless of background, to discuss the Post-Traumatic Slavery Syndrome and its consequences. Case studies will be discussed to enhance understanding and promote healing and empowerment. Dr. Glenn Helberg co-facilitates the focus group for general participants. For professionals, including psychologists, educators, cultural institutions, and academics, a targeted focus group offers practical tools for integrating healing and empowerment strategies into their work. Students can attend the symposium at a reduced rate.
Two-day tickets are available via the HNT website. There is a student rate for the symposium. Registration is required for participation as a general attendee or for professionals/students.
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