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Submitted by Knight0440 on Wed, 2016-05-11 14:18
Date/Time: 
Tue, 5/17 - 6:00pm to 8:00pm

Tuesday, May 17

6 PM - 8 PM

Joseph C Wilson Foundation Academy

200 Genesee St., Rochester, NY

Dr. Joy DeGruy is an ambassador for healing
and a voice for those who’ve struggled in
search of the past, and continue to struggle
through the present. Dr. Joy is the acclaimed
author of Post Traumatic Slave Syndrome
— America’s Legacy of Enduring Injury and
Healing, Post Traumatic Slave Syndrome:
The Study Guide, with a second book in the
works, Post Traumatic Slave Syndrome Part
2: Be The Healing.
Dr. DeGruy holds a Bachelor of Science
degree in Communications; two master degrees
in Social Work and Clinical Psychology;
and a PhD in Social Work Research. With
over twenty years of practical experience as
a professional in the eld of social work, she
gives a practical insight into various cultural
and ethnic groups that form the basis of contemporary
American society.
Through lectures, workshops, seminars
and special guest appearances, Dr. Joy has
shined a light on the critical issues aecting
society. Those who have experienced
Dr. Joy in person, can tell you that they have
been “stimulated, enlightened and inspired.”
Dr. Joy’s seminars have been lauded as the
most dynamic and inspirational currently
being presented on the topics of culture, race
relations and contemporary social issues.Dr. Joy DeGruy is an ambassador for healing
and a voice for those who’ve struggled in
search of the past, and continue to struggle
through the present. Dr. Joy is the acclaimed
author of Post Traumatic Slave Syndrome
— America’s Legacy of Enduring Injury and
Healing, Post Traumatic Slave Syndrome:
The Study Guide, with a second book in the
works, Post Traumatic Slave Syndrome Part
2: Be The Healing.
Dr. DeGruy holds a Bachelor of Science
degree in Communications; two master degrees
in Social Work and Clinical Psychology;
and a PhD in Social Work Research. With
over twenty years of practical experience as
a professional in the eld of social work, she
gives a practical insight into various cultural
and ethnic groups that form the basis of contemporary
American society.
Through lectures, workshops, seminars
and special guest appearances, Dr. Joy has
shined a light on the critical issues aecting
society. Those who have experienced
Dr. Joy in person, can tell you that they have
been “stimulated, enlightened and inspired.”
Dr. Joy’s seminars have been lauded as the
most dynamic and inspirational currently
being presented on the topics of culture, race
relations and contemporary social issues.

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