Podcast Club: Joy and Justice (Virtual)

Podcast Episode Title: Joy and Justice with Dr. Kamilah Majied 

This podcast discusses joy and justice in the context of black wisdom and Buddhist teachings. We talk about "entering the palace of oneself," the roots of black music and how it embodies what the Buddha talks about, the purpose of freedom. 

The discussion facilitators are Dr. Dana K. Harmon, PhD, MSW, LICSW, an Associate Professor of Social Work and Licensed Independent Clinical Social Worker who brings over 25 years of experience as a social work practitioner, educator, and advocate with expertise in topics such as Black males and families, spirituality and religiosity, and social justice, and Dr. Neal A. Lester, PhD, the Founding Director of Project Humanities and a Foundation Professor of English.

Think of it as a book club, but with podcasts! These sessions create space to engage in meaningful discussions on impactful topics inspired by podcast episodes. Whether you’ve listened to the episode beforehand or not, everyone is welcome to join the conversation and share their perspectives.

Accessibility Statement

All abilities are welcome at this event. We strive to make our programs accessible to the largest number of people possible, and are always looking at ways to remove barriers. In preparation for this event we have made sure that:

• The event will be recorded for those who are unable to attend the full event. 
• Auto-generated live captioning is available (CART captioning available upon request). 

If you have accessibility requirements beyond those listed, please contact projecthumanities@asu.edu so we can work together to find an accommodation for your request.