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Resilience in Real Time: A letter from Eliza Ramos

June 18, 2020 by Haley Cureton

It may feel impossible to think about self-care amidst a world on fire. To care for ourselves is an incredible privilege, and the systemic forces of oppression and injustice often allow some more access to this privilege than others. And, our ability to continue to show up to the work of health equity and justice is inextricably linked to our own wellbeing.

Filed Under: Article, Uncategorized Tagged With: Circles International, Eliza Ramos, Interdisciplinary Research Leaders, leadership, Resilience, Structural Racism

Our Statement of Solidarity

June 8, 2020 by Haley Cureton

At Interdisciplinary Research Leaders, we stand in solidarity with the family of George Floyd and other families who have lost their loved ones to police brutality, with the protestors locally and around the world, and with all who are demanding justice and action to dismantle the systems of racial oppression that Black people face daily.

Filed Under: Article, Uncategorized Tagged With: culture of health, George Floyd, health equity, Interdisciplinary Research Leaders, leadership, research leadership

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