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Jenn, Oge, Joyce, and Vanity
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We are B.B.R.I.D.G.E - Building Black Relationships by Initiating Development, Growth, and Empowerment. As four Black women pursuing PhDs at the University at Buffalo, our mission is to BBRIDGE the gap between research, practice, and the community, focusing primarily on Intimate Partner Violence and its impact on the Black community, healthy relationships, trauma interventions, cultural responsive services, Black policy advocacy, and intergenerational transfer of trauma as an impact of unhealthy relationship etc

  1. 26.04.2025

    E12- Check Your Trauma! ft. Dr. Noelle St. Vil

    Today we welcome Dr. Noelle St. Vil, an Associate Professor at the University at Buffalo, Deputy Director of the Gender Institute, and a trailblazer in the research on violence against women, sexual health and well-being, and Black male-to-female relationships. In this episode, we will be discussing topics on healing and what that may look like, learning yourself, and choosing what works for you and your relationship, despite the critiques and expectations of society. We’ll unpack the stuff we were taught growing up and how those labels still show up in our relationships and self-worth. We’re also getting into what it means to heal when therapy isn’t always an option, how to do what works for your family (not what everybody else thinks is “normal”), and how to recognize when your trauma is taking the lead. Most importantly, we’ll talk about giving ourselves and others grace without losing our boundaries. If there were any podcast about Black relationships, self-awareness, healing in our own way, and learning to love ourselves while still learning ourselves, this is the one to listen to! Resources The Body Keeps the Score – Bessel van der Kolk My Grandmother’s Hands – Resmaa Menakem Trauma and Recovery – Judith Herman Post Traumatic Slave Syndrome – Dr. Joy DeGruy National Association of Black Social Workers – Mental Health Resources Healthy Relationships Podcast – Listen here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QUBlTI2WoNY&t=12s

    49 Min.

  2. 27.03.2025

    E11-Sexual Awareness ft Mickey Sperlich

    In this episode, we sit down with Dr. Mickey Sperlich, a professor at the University at Buffalo and author of Survivor Moms: Women's Stories of Birthing, Mothering, and Healing after Sexual Abuse. We explore the intersection of sexual awareness and motherhood, particularly for mothers who have experienced trauma or are survivors themselves, and perinatal trauma. Dr. Sperlich shares her expertise on how clinicians can navigate these sensitive topics while effectively supporting survivors. She also takes us through her inspiring journey—from starting out as a midwife with no intention of conducting research to becoming a professor, author, and creator of impactful trainings. Along the way, she has made her mark in academia, media, and clinical practice, shaping conversations around trauma, healing, and maternal care. This episode is a must-listen for clinicians, survivors, and anyone interested in the resilience of mothers navigating trauma and healing. Link to Mickey's book: https://www.amazon.com/Survivor-Moms-Stories-Birthing-Mothering/dp/1890446416

    54 Min.

  3. 21.02.2025

    E10- Survivor Help Seeking and Trauma Informed Delivery

    In this episode, we dive into the realities of help-seeking for survivors of intimate partner violence, exploring the different phases of leaving and staying in a relationship. Many assume that leaving an abusive partner is a one-time decision, but the process is far more complex. We’ll discuss the barriers survivors face, the role of service providers, and the ways support systems can either help or hinder their journey.

    33 Min.

  4. 31.01.2025

    E9- Post Traumatic Slave Syndrome & Black Love

    As we kick off Black History Month, we explore the significance of Post Traumatic Slave Syndrome (PTSS), a theory introduced by Dr. Joy Degruy, and how healing plays a crucial role in fostering healthy relationships. Although racism remains prevalent in today’s society, Black love endures, and our community continues to heal. In this episode, we’ll share actionable steps and practical advice to support your healing journey. We hope you enjoy the discussion!

    43 Min.

  5. 28.12.2024

    E8- It's Always About the Power and Control ft. Kareema Morris

    With Human Trafficking Awareness Month approaching in January, we talked with Kareema Morris, the founder and CEO of Bury the Violence about her ongoing work in the community. Kareema is a nationally recognized community advocate working to eradicate human trafficking and spread awareness for victims and bystanders. In this episode, we discuss human trafficking, domestic violence, what to look out for, and the impact of law enforcement. Stay tuned for more! Want to connect with Kareema? You can find Bury the Violence here: https://www.btvbuffalo.org/

    54 Min.

  6. 30.11.2024

    E7- Domestic Violence around the Holidays

    The holiday season is known to be a time of cheer, family, support, laughter, and love but what happens when your loved on is in a unhealthy, toxic, or domestic violent relationship? What do you do when you want to bring a partner to Christmas dinner, but don't have a date? How can we hold space and be more understanding to those in difficult relationships this season? We discuss all of this in our Holiday Episode. Remembering that the start of change is to spread awareness!! We hope that you will have a better understanding and encouragement to get through this season. Any questions or comments about this topic? Feel free to comment your thoughts or contact us on our website! https://bbridgebuffalo.wixsite.com/bbridge_bufflao-1/contact

    32 Min.

  7. 27.10.2024

    E6- BBRIDGE x Crisis Services: Panel Event

    If you did not attend our last event, you are in luck; we recorded it for you!! As we wrap up the end of Domestic Violence Awareness Month, we want to thank Crisis Services for hosting a panel centered around Black voices like ours. We had an amazing time sharing about BBRIDGE and the importance of platforms like ours in the Black community. If you want to know more about BBRIDGE, partner with us, or share your stories and suggestions, visit our website! You can find us here: https://bbridgebuffalo.wixsite.com/bbridge_bufflao-1

    1 Std. 29 Min.

  8. 12.10.2024

    E5- Unhealthy and Abusive Relationships

    Disclaimer: This podcast includes discussions on topics related to intimate partner violence (IPV), abuse, and unhealthy relationship behaviors. We recognize that some content may be distressing or triggering for listeners, particularly those with personal experiences of trauma. Please prioritize your well-being and feel free to pause or step away if needed. If someone you know is in need of support, resources, or assistance, please reach out to a trusted professional or contact your local hotline. Check our BBRIDGE’s website for related resources. We appreciate your ongoing support! Thank you for listening! It is now October, meaning we have officially started Domestic Violence Awareness Month. Sometimes, there is a very thin line between unhealthy traits and abusive behaviors. We hope that through this podcast, you will be able to identify them for yourselves in your personal relationships.

    32 Min.
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We are B.B.R.I.D.G.E - Building Black Relationships by Initiating Development, Growth, and Empowerment. As four Black women pursuing PhDs at the University at Buffalo, our mission is to BBRIDGE the gap between research, practice, and the community, focusing primarily on Intimate Partner Violence and its impact on the Black community, healthy relationships, trauma interventions, cultural responsive services, Black policy advocacy, and intergenerational transfer of trauma as an impact of unhealthy relationship etc

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    Jenn, Oge, Joyce, and Vanity
  • Jahre aktiv
    2024 - 2025
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