Marci is a Dynamic & Experienced Speaker and Adult Educator who teaches on a variety of topics. Here are some of her workshops:
MENTAL HEALTH 101
DIFFICULT DIALOGUES: RACE & RACISM
PRIVILEDGE & UNCONSCIOUS BIAS
COMBATTING RACISM
BIPOC (BLACK INDIGENOUS PEOPLE OF COLOUR) WELLNESS
WORK/LIFE BALANCE
CONFLICT RESOLUTION
BEYOND DIVERSITY, EQUITY & INCLUSION
THE DUAL STIGMA: MENTAL HEALTH & RACISM
EFFECTIVE COMMUNICATION
PSYCHOLOGICAL HEALTH & SAFETY
WORKPLACE WELLNESS
EMOTIONAL INTELLIGENT LEADERSHIP
COMPASSION FATIGUE & BURNOUT
TEAM BUILDING
Marci Gray did a superb job in delivering this presentation. Right from the start she was captivating. I loved her introduction to the session which engaged everyone in mindfulness meditation. Marci’s explanation of the effects of racial trauma was insightful. Closing with a message for us (social workers) to maintain awareness of our privileges and ally with others experiencing racism was an impactful close to the session
– Conference Attendee
Marci Gray did an excellent presentation. Examined history how it shapes the present lives of people of colour. Look at race as a social construct formatted by biases. Excellent examination of verbal behavioural and micro-aggression how unconscious actions toward people impact an individual’s mental health. The need for anti-Black practices and to be mindful of the long-term effects of racialized trauma.
– Conference Attendee
Mental Health & Wellness
Anti-Black Racism
Diversity, Equity & Inclusion
Psychological Health & Safety
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Watch this segment with Antony Robart celebrating Black Fatherhood.
Watch this segment with Tracy Moore, as I appear on Cityline as a guest expert to talk about the typecast of the Strong Black Woman. We know it’s a stereotype, yet we all try to live up to it. Learn why we don’t tend to reach out for help for our mental health, and why the typecast continues to live on.
On Bell Let’s Talk Day I sat with Ben Mulroney to talk about Black and BIPOC Mental Health Challenges and perceptions of mental health in the Black Community.
