Conference Recordings

These recordings will remain live through December 15, 2020
If you have questions or comments, please email PLC.Events@plcntu.org

Opening Remarks and Presentations

Session 1

Keeping It Wazi! From the Birth of PLC for Kijana to the Further Development of NTU as Black Lives Will Always Matter 
Richard M. Cooper, PhD, MSW

Post Traumatic Slave Syndrome (PTSS): Understanding How Healing from the Past Give Can Us All A Brighter Future
Antar T. Bush, MSW, MPH

Session 2

NTU’s Application to Clinician Self-Care
W. Henry Gregory, PhD

The Power of Nutrition: Energy and Healing for the Mental Health of Youth and Young Adults
Kristal C. Owens, DMin, PhD
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Session 3

Practical Psychology: The Importance of African Psychology (NTU) in the Fight for Social Justice
Jeff Menzise, PhD

NTU Principles & Their Implications on Societal Racism: The Power of Interconnectedness
Rosalind Lee, DM | Evette Clarke, MS