In the Yale School of Public Health’s “Shared Humanity” podcast and video series, host Nelba Márquez-Greene talks to the humans behind the headlines of gun violence in a moment in history where all too often we focus on everything but our shared humanity. They tell their own stories, discuss solutions that can work, and teach us how we can best support them. Through powerful narratives and evidence-based insights, each episode empowers listeners to take action toward positive change and hope.
Márquez-Greene is a Community Scholar at the Yale School of Public Health, a licensed marriage and family therapist specializing in grief, loss, and trauma, and one of the “Ten Women Changing the World,” according to People Magazine’s October 2019 issue.
Watch the full series: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLHmlogbKF-FxgbJXOavW4P9oRZFkx5h8X
