The Black Expat Experience Podcast
The Black Expat Experience Podcast
Podcast Description
The Black Expat Experience podcast is a safe, engaging space for Black expats, nomads, and study abroad students to share the genesis of their journey abroad, share how they prioritize their mental health and wellness and make the connection between the lessons that one's family and culture and their present lived experiences have impacted their understanding and acceptance of mental health, and share how they build bridges in their host country that impact their community.
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Content Themes
The podcast explores themes centered around mental health and wellness, cultural identity, and community building. Episodes delve into topics such as navigating cross-cultural experiences, understanding heritage, and personal growth. Notable examples include discussions on finding peace through letting go and the significance of family culture in contemporary life.
The Black Expat Experience podcast is a safe, engaging space for Black expats, nomads, and study abroad students to share the genesis of their journey abroad, share how they prioritize their mental health and wellness and make the connection between the lessons that one’s family and culture and their present lived experiences have impacted their understanding and acceptance of mental health, and share how they build bridges in their host country that impact their community.
Christelle Pellecuer is a certified coach empowering black adoptees to navigate their adoption story and identity, fostering self-awareness, personal growth, and success.
With a background in diverse sectors such as higher education, beauty and fashion, arts and culture, and charity, Christelle brings a unique perspective to her coaching practice. As the host of the Black Adoptees Identities podcast, Christelle is dedicated to amplifying the voices and experiences of adult adoptees. Christelle is also a multidisciplinary creative, in areas of fashion, film and writing exploring issues around culture, heritage and identity.
If you want follow Christelle's journey and work, follow her here, @mschristellerosette and @blackadopteesidentities. She'll be running a retreat black woman adoptees in Portugal in May and Morocco in June this year.
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