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EEC 101 Waitlist Form

Greetings Family!

This is a waitlist form for our Emotional Emancipation Circles (EEC), created by Community Healing Network in collaboration with the Association of Black Psychologists. Below is a preview of our session topics.

"EE Circles are catalysts for reclaiming our human dignity as people of African ancestry." –EE Circle Participant

Your Journey to Emotional Emancipation:

Introduction: The Lie and Truth of Black Humanity

Key 1: African Spiritual Origins

Key 2: Historical Movements & Moments

Key 3: African Cultural Origins

Key 4: Human Development & Learning

Key 5: Ethics & Methods

Key 6: Our African Cultural Imperative

Key 7: Spirit, Spirituality, and Spiritness & Closing

Should you have any questions, please reach out to Jan Berger at jan@communityhealingnet.org. Watch this video to learn more.

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Which EEC would you prefer to attend?

April 5th - 30th Wednesdays & Sundays 6pm -7:30pm EST

May 1st - 25th Mondays & Thursdays 7pm - 8:30pm EST

July 5th - 30th Wednesdays & Sundays 7pm - 8:30pm EST

September 20th - Oct 15th Wednesdays & Sundays 7pm - 8:30pm EST

About CHN & ABPsi

Community Healing Network (CHN) is a 501 (c) (3) organization that is spearheading the global grassroots movement for the emotional emancipation of Black people to overcome and overturn the lie of Black inferiority–the root cause of the devaluing of Black lives. CHN has put into place key elements to build the global grassroots movement for the emotional emancipation, healing, wellness, and empowerment of Black people. Visit CommunityHealingNet.org to learn more.

The Association of Black Psychologists sees its mission and destiny as the liberation of the African Mind, empowerment of the African Character, and enlivenment and illumination of the African Spirit. Visit ABPsi.org to learn more.

CHN and ABPsi believe that, in order to reverse the negative trends in Black communities and clear the way for all Black children to reach their full potential, Black people must engage in the struggle for what Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. called “psychological freedom,” and what we call “emotional emancipation."