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Are We Safe? A Psychologist’s Perspective on the Anxiety and Fear Facing Black Communities while Living Under Trump.
Okuninibaa (Dr.) Mawiyah Kambon has been a clinical psychologist for more than 40 yrs. She shares the title of Spiritualist/Diviner/Healer as she is also an Ɔkomfoo of the Akan tradition for more than 20 yrs. She comes with wisdom that includes the knowledge and skills that have come from these experiences.
Description of the webinar:
Every day, we face the denial of our truth, the erasure of our experiences, and the manipulation of our reality. For so many Black people, the assaults are constant on our spirit affecting our minds, bodies, culture and daily life. The weight of it all can feel overwhelming and contribute to anxiety. Amongst Black people anxiety is real and has intensified since the Trump election and with the inauguration within days.
Threats have become real experiences with an uptick in lynchings, shootings and other verbal, emotional and physical attacks. Statements, responses and actions, especially from those in power, leave us questioning or maybe clear and fearful.
What’s next? Will it get worse? Where do we go from here? What options are available?In this webinar, we’ll confront the impact of racial gaslighting head-on and grapple with the reality of a “trump” world. Together, we’ll navigate the anxiety and confusion so many of us feel. Is it time to move? Should you leave the U.S. for Abibiman (Africa) or the Caribbean? Should you stay in your job or carve a new path? These are not just questions—they are deeply personal decisions rooted in survival, hope and determination for you and the collective.We must confront and honor our truth, release the fear, heal from the harm, and take the next step forward. Let’s explore the possibilities—together.
What’s next? Will it get worse? Where do we go from here? What options are available?In this webinar, we’ll confront the impact of racial gaslighting head-on and grapple with the reality of a “trump” world. Together, we’ll navigate the anxiety and confusion so many of us feel. Is it time to move? Should you leave the U.S. for Abibiman (Africa) or the Caribbean? Should you stay in your job or carve a new path? These are not just questions—they are deeply personal decisions rooted in survival, hope and determination for you and the collective.We must confront and honor our truth, release the fear, heal from the harm, and take the next step forward. Let’s explore the possibilities—together.
This webinar will engage audience participation.
Okuninibaa Mawiyah Kambon (Psychologist/Spiritualist/
When: Saturday – January 18, 2025
Time: 7 PM GMT, 2 PM ET
Where: Online at the Abibitumi Saturday Series
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ABOUT THE PRESENTER
Meet Dr. Mawiyah Kambon: a world-renowned psychologist, revered community elder, queen mother, and African centered wellness consultant. Born in Harlem and raised in Connecticut, Dr. Kambon has dedicated her life to empowering Black individuals, couples, and families. She successfully raised a family in North Carolina and now splits her time between the U.S. and Ghana. With decades of experience transforming lives, she has made a profound impact both directly through her mental health practice and community work, and indirectly by mentoring other psychologists. Dr. Kambon’s unique blend of wisdom, cultural depth, and healing power offers invaluable insights to help you find clarity, honor your truth, and embrace your journey to wholeness. Find her at
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