Oludara Adeeyo
Writer at Freelance
Author at Simon and Schuster
Bestselling author of SELF-CARE FOR BLACK WOMEN. I love encouraging others to face every day with self-confidence & self-love.✨
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Jan 21, 2025 |
simonandschuster.com | Oludara Adeeyo
An inspiring and empowering collection of 75 mindful meditations curated for Black women everywhere to help prioritize self-love, find inner peace, and promote self-reflection. Meditations for Black Women is a collection of 75 mindful reflections tailored uniquely to the experiences of Black women. These reflections are designed to inspire, support, and ground Black women, helping them navigate their unique everyday challenges.
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Jul 25, 2024 |
wondermind.com | Oludara Adeeyo |Ashley Oerman
Keep Reading Pro Tips Here’s Why You Keep Having Drama With Your Friends Pro Tips What to Do If You Actually Kinda Hate Yourself Explainer Here’s What Masking Is and How to Tell If You’re Doing it Right Now You good? Sign up for our newsletter to get expert advice and candid convos delivered right to your inbox By subscribing to our email newsletter, you agree to and acknowledge that you have read our Privacy Policy and Terms and Conditions....
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Feb 23, 2024 |
wondermind.com | Oludara Adeeyo |Shannon Barbour
Keep Reading Pro Tips 7 Self-Compassion Tips That Aren’t Just Pep Talks in the Mirror Pro Tips What Should I Do If My Parent Is Struggling With Their Mental Health?
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Jan 31, 2024 |
nonprofitquarterly.org | Crystal Good |Oludara Adeeyo |Astra Taylor |Steve Dubb
We’re getting our folk reporters program going, and that’s just sort of a blending of my background as a folklorist and as a journalist, and I love the fieldwork. And I truly believe that if we just document the stories and talk to people—let’s talk to our elders, let’s talk to folks, let’s talk to young people—that there’s power in that. And so, developing a folk reporters program—to me—is how we can create accountability.
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Jan 18, 2024 |
nonprofitquarterly.org | Kali Akuno |Steve Dubb |Oludara Adeeyo |Astra Taylor
This interview has been edited for clarity and length. Steve Dubb: Could you begin by talking about why you moved from California to organize the solidarity economy in Mississippi? Kali Akuno: I was born and raised in Los Angeles, CA, but my connection to Mississippi runs fairly deep on my maternal side. That side of the family goes back to being in the Natchez area since its founding. There are still folks from the family that are there.
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