Smart For A Black Girl
Dr. Nicketa Coombs PhD0
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SubscribersRecorded live on Fireside, every Sunday at 8:00 pm. Join me at https://f.chat/FJF4 . This episode explores ADHD in adults, mental health inequity in diagnosis & treatment, coping strategies and so muc...
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This is a recording from Smart for a Black Girl Live Radio Show on Fireside discussing surviving a system where the deck is stacked against you. The ultimate goal is to dismantle the system but that t...
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kopn.org conversation about Social Justice, Cultural Humility & other topics with myself and my old academic advisor, Dr. Dick Dalton.
Dr. Dalton hosts a local show that provides a platform for import...
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It’s World Mental Health Day & this episode explores an “unpopular area” related to Mental Health which involves Academia and Training. This is a raw unfiltered discussion between Mental Health Profes...
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This episode briefly discusses how various societies, institutions & men in particular, assign value to women based on “sexual behaviors”. The patriarchy is built on the oppression of women, especiall...
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2020 and 2021 has been overwhelming for most of us, dealing with various types of loss, pain, worry, grief, trauma, mental illnesses, health scares etc. This episode introduces the idea of leading wit...
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How Racial Disparities in Healthcare Almost Cost Me My Life ————-This episode begins as a check-in & brief life update but the true focus is on racial disparities in healthcare. In JULY I was diagnos...
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Conversation with former advisor and fellow social justice advocate, Dr. Dalton. This episode discusses Cultural Competence, Cultural Humility, Advocacy Efforts and much more!
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Live interview on SportsNation: “From humble beginnings Nicketa Coombs, a multiple All-American athlete, used track and field as a conduit towards two Bachelor's and two Master's degrees. She is now m...
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How are you coping with COVID❓. Join us as we discuss how COVID has affected us as foreigners who are “home” away from “home”, places that we have attachment but still a troubled sense of belonging...
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Will we ever get to a point where International Student-Athletes feel fully supported and valued? Feel welcomed? Feel safe? Feel informed? ~~~~~~
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Unfiltered & honest conversations between Nicketa 🇯🇲 & Nikita 🇹🇹 about maneuvering grad school/doctoral programs. Nicketa- 4th year doctoral student in school psychology. Nikita- 2nd year doctoral...
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Often times we acknowledge the negative experiences of Black Women with darker skin, but rarely do we talk about the experiences & biases against Black Women who are light skin. Why is this? ...
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- Why are aspects of my identity risk factors against me, my well-being and the quality of my life?
- Why are Black Females the least protected group?.
- We often hear and talk about the school to p...
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The underlying meaning of Smart For a Black Girl. A quick chat with an Atlanta freelance director who has seen this same prejudice within the movie industry.
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This episode is a short introduction to me, my work and a quick overview of my goals for this podcast. I am looking forward to exploring the social justice realm from various perspectives and discipli...
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Welcome to my podcast! đź—Ł The name highlights some of the micro aggressions faced by successful Black women in predominantly white spaces. I am Nicketa Coombs M. Ed., M.A I am School Psychology Doctoral Student, Intern, Social Justice Advocate, Researcher, Academic, and Lifelong Learner. ( and dog mom, plant mom & witch đź–¤) I am Jamaican born & raised. Join me as I: - Navigate the social justice realm from a multicultural, interdisciplinary lens. - Highlight amazing work being done by Strong Black Women and Women of Color. - Share others experiences with social justice or lack thereof.
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