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Healing Ourselves, Our Relationships, Our World with human rights activist Naomi Tutu

Host(s): Dr. Pat Baccili
Guest(s): Naomi Tutu

As we look around our world we see brokenness in so many places and people. If we are honest with ourselves we have to admit that the brokenness starts so often within ourselves. What happened to our dreams, to the great things we were going to do in the world? Naomi will be presenting a workshop at the Women of Wisdom Conference this February.

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Dr. Pat Baccili:

Dr. Pat Baccili helps individuals and organizations break through their limiting Crust so they can reach their unlimited potential. Her specialty is assisting people face their challenges with courage. She starts by helping them identify th..

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Naomi Tutu: Naomi Tutu was led to become an activist for human rights through the challenges of growing black and female in apartheid South Africa. Those experiences taught how much we all lose when any of us is judged purely on physical attributes. In he...

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