Wednesday, November 23, 12noon, this on-line event requires advance registration

Join Ohio Voice for the third workshop in our Transforming Conflict Series about processing grief in our journey towards healing.

Anger is just unprocessed grief, and rage is unprocessed communal grief. In a time when we are taught that there is such a thing as righteous anger and that we all grieve differently, it is easy to be confused. It’s easy to use these beliefs to avoid our grief and cling to our anger. But we have more choices than that. We can step into learning that grief isn’t an event but a relationship and we can learn how we avoid our grief and how that blocks us from healing. Join Ohio Voice and facilitator Quanita Roberson for the third workshop in our Transforming Conflict Series.

Biography for Quanita Roberson

Quanita Roberson is an author, speaker, life coach, corporate consultant, and holistic healer. She has a background in Organizational Management and Development with a concentration in Integral Theory. For the last 20 years, she has worked as a facilitator dedicated to addressing embedded trauma. Her work has been focused in the areas of healing, initiation, grief, leadership, diversity, and inclusion. Recently, she has worked with The Kellogg’s Foundation’s Truth, Racial Healing, Transformation Program, she also worked with The People’s Heartland Initiative: Listening tours in small towns. She has authored two books and co-authored another which have been acclaimed worldwide.

She is a we’ver, a person who invites people into a dance that we’ves them into a them. We’ves them into a beautiful tapestry of love and belonging. Intermingling hearts over and under each other changing both the story and the we’ver. Building the landscape with each new brilliant strand. The rainbow of souls creating the foundation of what is to come.

Quanita currently resides in Cincinnati, Ohio. She is the mother of two children. She is inspired by the Ohio River and the stories of freedom and reconciliation that it tells.

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