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Amplifying Diverse Voices, Ep. 2: Advancing Cultural Humility
Amplifying Diverse Voices, Ep. 2: Advancing Cultural Humility
Amplifying Diverse Voices, Ep. 2: Advancing Cultural Humility
Friday 9th August 2024
Discover inspiring stories of recovery and resilience from Haner Hernandez, Liliana Spurgeon, and Tony Sanchez in this episode of Recovery Talk.
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Episode Overview
- Tony Sanchez shares his journey of over 22 years of sobriety.
- Liliana Spurgeon celebrates eight years of recovery and highlights the role of social justice.
- Haner Hernandez discusses overcoming substance use through the 12-step program.
- The episode addresses systemic racism and barriers to health equity in recovery.
- Guests emphasize the need for culturally relevant support services.
Wherever I go, I take me with me
Recovery Talk brings you an eye-opening episode in their special series, 'Amplifying Diverse Voices'. Hosted by Wardell Royal III from the Health Equity team, this episode features three incredible guests: Haner Hernandez, Liliana Spurgeon, and Tony Sanchez. Each guest shares their unique journey through recovery and the impactful work they are doing in their communities.
Tony Sanchez opens up about his 22 years of sobriety and how it transformed him from a liability to an asset in his family and community. Liliana Spurgeon celebrates eight years of recovery, sharing how her journey began after a last hurrah on the Fourth of July before entering rehab. She talks about the importance of social justice and community involvement in her recovery process.
Haner Hernandez dives into his tumultuous past with substance use and how he found a way out through the 12-step program, eventually dedicating his life to helping others in similar situations. The conversation touches on various barriers to health equity in the recovery space, including systemic racism, lack of resources, and the need for culturally relevant support services.
You'll hear heartfelt stories that highlight the resilience and strength of these individuals, making this episode a must-listen for anyone interested in recovery and health equity. Don't miss out on these powerful narratives that not only inspire but also challenge you to think about the broader issues affecting the recovery community.