In the inaugural episode of our podcast, Dr. Judy Lubin hosts Michelle C. Johnson, a formidable voice in the realm of sacred activism and racial equity. Michelle brings her wisdom to the forefront, discussing the transformative power of collective healing, the crucial role of our personal responsibilities within that process, and the practices that ground us in the pursuit of a better world. Delve into the intersection of healing modalities and social justice as we unearth the importance of connecting with our ancestral roots and the role of individualized practices in thriving amidst societal challenges.

In this episode, you will learn about:

• The significance of sacred activism in the framework of social justice and how individuals can contribute to collective healing.
• The importance of acknowledging ancestral and present-day trauma and the role of various contemplative and healing practices in the journey of recovery.
• How Michelle C. Johnson integrates yoga, social work, and racial equity to guide others toward reducing suffering and embracing the beauty of a shared, healed future.

About Our Guest:

Michelle C. Johnson is a racial equity trainer, social justice activist, intuitive healer, yoga teacher, and author. With a commitment to healing injustice in the world, Michelle has integrated a compassionate yet powerful approach to addressing systemic oppression. Her work is deeply influenced by the teachings and strengths passed down from her ancestors and the wisdom of her mother and grandmother. Michelle is the author of the influential book "Skill in Action" and the upcoming "A Space for Us," which dive into the integration of her spiritual practice and a lifelong dedication to social change.

To discover more about Michelle's transformative work, or engage with her teachings, visit her website, https://www.michellecjjohnson.com. Find her on instagram at https://www.instagram.com/skillinaction

Thank for spending your precious time with us!

This episode is brought to you by the Center for Urban and Racial Equity. To learn more CURE and the Embodied Justice Program and Retreat, head to https://urbanandracialequity.org/embodied-justice-program/