Intersectional Healing Collective

And what happens when you ask for support, report the bully or call out the behaviour?

We have normalised bullying to the extend I do wonder is it any surprise 80+% are burning out in their current jobs?

#workplacebullying #toxicsystems #toxicworkplace

We have normalised bullying to the extend I do wonder is it any surprise 80+% are burning out in their current jobs?

#workplacebullying #toxicsystems #toxicworkplace

What would be the matriarchal right thing to do

If you’ve been told you’re ”too sensitive”,
now you know the power of empathy.

If you’ve felt invisible in a room full of people,
now you know how to make others feel seen, heard and understood.

We literally have a choice to change how we show up.

/Inspired by Jess Kachelman/

Integrating the power of #intersectionality,
with the power of #community based #healing,
shifting the narrative from merely #surviving to #thriving.

Our story.

Joka kuun 25. Pv on eri teemoja.
25/2 From Burnout to Collective Healing

Intersectional Healing Collective on LinkedIn: By collaborating, sharing real life stories, focusing on intersectionality… By collaborating, sharing real life stories, focusing on intersectionality and building authentic, empathic connections, we’ll continue planting seeds for…

Tule mukaan 25/5:

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From Burnouts To Collective Healing | LinkedIn Our ”Seeds for Change Healing Circles” are collaborative environments where everyone, with intersecting identities, feels seen, heard, and valued. We’re here for the changemakers, the dreamers, and t...

Launching #IHCHealingCircle

#IntersectionalHealing

Join us 25th of Feb

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”Like precious metal transformed by life’s heat, these moments—difficult as they are—reveal the strength that already lives within you”
Vex King.

Together we plant seeds for change. Our hybrid, inclusive space creates unity, belonging and wellbeing. Change starts with one person, one shared story, at one circle at a time.

What is Intersectional Healing? We cannot fully heal as individuals within a society fractured by centuries of systemic oppression, yet society cannot be repaired without addressing the wounds carried by individuals and communities. Healing intersectionally means embracing both truths: working to dismantle all forms of discrimination while fostering deep, transformative healing that spans every intersection of identity. Drawing from our experience in Diversity, Equity and Inclusion (DEI), coaching and healing practises we have crafted innovative Cultural change program and a Consulting approach that bridge the gap between organisational and individual healing.

What is intersectional healing?

How does one plant seeds for change in personal life and within organisations and the systems we exist in?

Join us in our February 25th healing circle.

> www.intersectionalhealing.com/about-us

We love and support you and are happy to collaborate in multiple ways 🩷

Joko olet päässyt Kati koulutukseen?
Nyanssit huomioiden tähän liittyy myös intersektionaalisuus, jota me käsitellään meidän koulutuksissa ja treeneissä.

#psykologinenturvallisuus #belonging #healthycuriousity

Looking to research and hopefully celebrate some organisational antiracism actions in Finland for an international #antidiscrimination project

Anyone to recommend?

Tag the orgs or
Email us at hello@intersectionalhealing.com

#antiracism #antirasismi
#Finland
#yhdenvertaisuus #monimuotoisuus

Black text on white saying You are standing at the entrance of a new door.

Imagine in the future this door is already opened and we’re there like imagine when we hadn’t yet opened the door?

Good things are coming.

We keep going and opening new doors 🌱

#IntersectionalHealing
#NewOpportunities
#KeepBelieving
#PositivePsychology
@costarastrology.bsky.social

IHC Healing Circle 25/2/2025

Open for collaboration

💌 hello@intersectionalhealing.com

Culture center with healing circles 🌱

Check list for starting a new week:

🟩 compassion towards yourself?

🟩 family & friends?

🟩 told yourself you’re doing your best?

🟩Can you stand in front of the mirror and be proud of yourself?

🟩 how you are making the world a better place?

🟩

Let’s heal.

Time and time again, we are shown what matters,

we are given a chance to choose the right thing, to see unity and kindness.

What matters again, is how we come together, how we show up for one another, and ourselves.

Let’s talk!!

Collective sharing 💚💙🤍♥️💜

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Hi 💚

On the journey of academics, Masters of Change Management and action research on #intersectionalhealing

FEMALE RAGE - Why embracing your ANGER is essential! Embracing HER · Episode

Balancing act of facing the anger that we’ve been taught to suppress to finding healing and thriving with all of the emotions.

There is something so raw in this vulnerable acceptance.

#anger #intersectionalhealing #minoritised #womenleaders

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a heart with the words you are resilient written inside of it ALT: a heart with the words you are resilient written inside of it

Focusing on #future by supporting #resilience

Let’s recognise every situation as a chance to question and challenge personal, societal, and cultural practices.

Continuous self-reflection becomes essential for navigating a rapidly changing world.

💡Embracing uncertainty with #authenticity, #transparency, and #empathy

Lead through uncertainty and change with honesty, transparency and empathy, and you’re more likely to succeed.

Embrace fairness, equity, and randomness & unlock new opportunities that broaden vision for the future.

In community there is strength. We bring people together to heal and thrive.

Let our IHC coaching model nurture you towards continuous growth, with intersectional healing.

Events: We focus on offering safe spaces for societal change that have a cultural impact.

Now more than ever, we need a global community of changemakers, to drive societal change through intersectional healing. We create psychologically safe, identity- and trauma-informed spaces for open, deep conversations, and collaborative problem-solving.

Let’s chat.

Acknowledge the Interconnectedness It is essential to recognize that the racial capitalist patriarchy is not a series of isolated issues but a complex, interlocking system. Each element-racism, capitalism, and patriarchy-reinforces the others. The subjugation of Black, Indigenous, and people of color (BIPOC) has been integral to the expansion of capitalism in America, while patriarchy has often served to maintain the social order that benefits the elite. To face and overturn these structures, we must understand their interconnections and work on multiple fronts simultaneously. Steps Toward Transformation 1. Education and Consciousness-Raising The first step in dismantling racial capitalism and patriarchy is education. We must raise awareness about the ways in which these systems operate and the harm they cause. This involves teaching a more accurate history of the United States-one that does not whitewash or sanitize its violent origins. Public education, media representation, and grassroots activism can all serve as vehicles to challenge the dominant narratives that obscure the realities of racial capitalism and patriarchy.

2. Economic Justice Racial capitalism thrives on inequality. The pursuit of economic justice is central to any effort to dismantle the system. This means pushing for policies that address wealth inequality, reparations for the descendants of enslaved people, and broader redistribution of resources. Proposals like universal basic income, Medicare for All, and free or affordable education are all examples of the kinds of structural reforms that could undermine the economic foundations of racial capitalism. Additionally, creating equitable pathways for workers of all races and genders to collectively organize and advocate for their interests is crucial. 3. Reproductive and Gender Justice Overturning patriarchy requires dismantling gender hierarchies and ensuring that all individuals have the right to determine their own futures. This includes not only reproductive rights (the right to choose, access to healthcare, and family leave policies) but also the dismantling of gendered expectations in labor, education, and domestic life. Feminist movements, particularly those led by women of color, have long emphasized that gender justice cannot be achieved without addressing race and class inequalities. We must also center trans and non-binary people's rights and ensure that their struggles are included in the fight for gender justice.

4. Decolonization and Reparations At the core of the racial capitalist patriarchy is the history of colonialism, which created the conditions for the exploitation of Indigenous people and people of African descent. Decolonization-both in terms of land and culture-is essential to breaking the grip of this system. This means acknowledging Indigenous sovereignty, returning land to Native communities, and supporting self-determination for all people. Reparations for African Americans, Indigenous people, and other marginalized communities are not only a moral imperative but also a critical part of healing the structural wounds caused by centuries of exploitation. 5. Intersectional Solidarity and Movements The fight against racial capitalism and patriarchy must be intersectional, recognizing that different forms of oppression intersect and compound one another. Black feminists like Kimberlé Crenshaw and Audre Lorde have long argued that race, gender, and class cannot be understood in isolation. Movements like Black Lives Matter, the feminist movement, labor organizing, Indigenous sovereignty movements, and LGBTQ+ advocacy groups are all part of the broader struggle against racial capitalist patriarchy. Solidarity between these movements is key to creating the kind of systemic change necessary to confront these entrenched power structures.

6. Radical Democracy and Political Transformation Overturning the racial capitalist patriarchy requires more than policy reforms—it demands a fundamental transformation in the way we organize power. This involves democratizing institutions, from workplaces to governments, ensuring that people, especially those who have historically been marginalized, have a say in decision-making processes. Proportional representation, participatory budgeting, and democratizing the economy through cooperative business models are just a few examples of how we might transform our political systems to be more inclusive, accountable, and representative of all communities. 7. Cultural Reimagining Finally, we must transform the cultural narratives that perpetuate racial capitalism and patriarchy. This involves decolonizing our imaginations-reclaiming the narratives, symbols, and values that have been used to justify exploitation and inequality. We need to foster a culture of care, community, and collective responsibility, rather than one of individualism, competition, and dominance. This cultural shift will require creating spaces where people of all backgrounds can come together to imagine and build alternative futures.

I asked Chatgpt how to acknowledge and overcome the racial capitalist patriarchy that is America's foundation to become the nation we pretend to be and, Boy Howdy.

Put it a pin in it and get to work. #wokeChat #americanroots #abolish