The holidays. They can be wonderful. They can be hard. They can be full of trauma triggers. In this new episode, our hosts Shurita and Christie talk about how to care for ourselves and others during this complicated time of the year.
November is Homelessness Awareness Month and in honor of that, Shurita and Christie are having an unfiltered conversation about the growing humanitarian crisis in their community of Springfield, MO. Springfield, like many communities from coast
For this episode, we have invited two amazing women who have been active in domestic violence advocacy work for many years to have an honest conversation about this critical topic as it pertains to our community and our wider culture. Kaijuanda
Shurita and Christie discuss conflict from their personal experience and they share how those lessons can challenge all of us to approach conflict differently. This episode is a critical conversation for anyone in leadership, working for justic
Co-Host Shurita Thomas Tate talks about her lifelong passion for literacy and the work that she does to promote equity and justice through learning. This is a great conversation that we hope will challenge your perspectives!
Poverty has been an underlying part of many of the conversations that we have discussed this season; however, there are many unique aspects of poverty that needed to be the focus of a discussion all on their own. We hope that this episode will
Shurita and Christie discuss some of the misconceptions about homelessness and what people can do to make a difference. In addition, they share some of their personal experiences through The Connecting Grounds church in Springfield, MO.
In this episode Shurita and Christie talk with two friends who work with families in the Foster Care system daily: Keke Rover is with Ambassadors for Children in Springfield, MO and Holly Madden is the Director of the Family Connection Program
Shurita and Christie have invited some friends to talk about what it is like to be Black in America today and the exhaustion that they feel individually and collectively.
Hosts Shurita and Christie talk about how the world has changed as a result of COVID, how the concept of normal is now different, and some lessons they have learned and hope the world has learned from the pandemic.
In this episode, Shurita and Christie talk about the Not In My Backyard Mindset and how they have seen it in their community in the hopes of challenging it across the board.
Welcome to WCWD! Listen to this episode to get to know a bit about the hosts Shurita Thomas Tate and Christie Love as well as why they started this podcast and what you can expect from it!