Decolonizing the Workplace for Organizational Wellness Workshop with Heather Archer
Heather Archer returns to the Graduate School of Social Work after her Catalyst Event for a special workshop event for staff, faculty and doctoral students.
The second of three additional offerings from Heather, the Decolonizing the Workplace for Organizational Wellness Workshop will include conversation and small group work that focuses on the history of grind culture and its intersection in the workplace with racism and other forms of oppression. Heather aims to teach participants how to lower workplace stress and to reduce cases of workplace trauma by reimagining professionalism by using an equity framework.
Attendance at the previous workshop or Catalyst event is not required for attendance at this workshop.
Heather Archer is an Afro-Indigenous activist, author and wellness coach with a vision and mission to create patterns of thriving in her personal life and in the communities that she serves. Heather is the author of The Grind Culture Detox, and is a certified life coach with specialties in sound healing, reiki yoga and hypnotherapy. With an educational background from Smith College and New York University, and over 15 years of experience with teacher training and curriculum development, Heather weaves her academic and organizational background with her work as a healer and wellness coach to create a transformational learning experience for those on their journey to thriving at work.