NPA 087: The Journey to Sustainability

In this episode I speak with Rosenna Bakari from Talking Trees . It is a nonprofit she started back in 2010 and just recently devoted full-time hours to help the organization become sustainable. We talk about her journey starting the nonprofit, where she is now and her plans to grow her organization. We also, talk about her new book and how that new book is helping raise awareness about Talking Trees. Here is more info on Rosenna: Rosenna Bakari is a scholar, motivational speaker, and social advocate. She earned her Ph.D. in Psychology from the University of Northern Colorado in 2000. She earned her Master’s degree in Counseling from the State University of New York and her undergraduate degree in psychology from Cornell University. Dr. Bakari is the founder and executive director of Talking Trees, an empowerment organization for adult survivors of childhood sexual abuse. She is also launching a new “We2” movement to bring survivor and listeners together to break the silence of sexual abuse. In addition to her organization work, she hosts a monthly open mic to share her transformational poetry and offer a platform for community members to share their passion and pain. Resources Her new book – Too Much Love is Not Enough Website – rosennabakari.com Website – talkingtreessurvivors.com Facebook – Twitter – twitter.com/RosennaBakari YouTube – The post NPA 087: The Journey to Sustainability first appeared on Nonprofit Ally .

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NPA 087: The Journey to Sustainability is an episode from Nonprofit Ally Podcast by Steve Vick: Nonprofit Social Media Strategist, Content Creator and Blogger.

This episode is 56:22 long.

This episode was published on Apr 18, 2018.

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