Historically and currently, we as Black women are constantly pouring into others; our partners, our children, our co-workers and our community at-large. Mo Better WCF was conceived as a response to the dire need for us as Black women to have a safe and affirming space to replenish what has been given and often taken away. For our own well being and survival, it is crucial that we take the needed time to Relax, Reflect and Refill. Then and only then will we have the capacity to fulfill our own unique destinies and positively impact the destinies of others.
My name is Aasha. I was born and raised in Portland, Oregon. I am dedicated advocate for mental health, youth empowerment and community connection. I have a BS in Psychology and a Master of Social Work with over a decade of experience working with youth, families, educators and community partners. I currently am an Early Childhood Mental Health Consultant. I am committed to advancing equity and representation in the social work profession. Through my work and leadership, I strive to make meaningful contributions to the well-being of my community and the growth of future generations.
My name is Darcell. I am a life-long resident of Portland, Oregon. I have a BA in Journalism and a Master of Social Work with more than 25 years of experience working with children and families in multiple settings including: schools, child welfare agencies, child care centers,
domestic violence resource centers, community health centers, hospitals, and residential treatment centers. I am an Early Childhood Mental Health Supervisor. I am also the co-founder of the non-profit Village 503.
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