• "...But God"

  • May 20 2024
  • Length: 1 hr and 16 mins
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  • "...But God "

    In this empowering episode of "Resilient Voices & Beyond Podcast," we are honored to host Rachel Worthy, a fervent advocate for social justice and a beacon of resilience. With a rich background in social work and a deeply rooted commitment to serving others, Rachel shares her poignant life story, underscoring the crucial moments of resilience that not only shaped her into the transformative figure she is today but also how she thrives and uplifts others in her community.Join us as Rachel delves into the intimate details of her journey, from her challenging upbringing in foster care to overcoming personal battles against domestic violence and injustices within the criminal justice system. Her educational journey has equipped her with a Master’s degree in Social Work from Wayne State University, a Bachelor’s in Criminal Justice and Sociology, and an Associate degree in Human Services, complemented by a Certificate in Alcohol and Substance Use Studies. Beyond her professional titles, Rachel cherishes her role as an aunt, which she regards as her favorite.Currently, Rachel serves as a Peer Navigator at Nation Outside, where she is dedicated to empowering justice-impacted individuals and advocating for systemic change. Through her work and personal experiences, Rachel embodies empathy, compassion, and an unyielding determination to foster environments where individuals are seen, heard, and valued.Don't miss this episode if you're interested in stories of profound personal growth and societal impact. Connect with Rachel Worthy to follow her continuing journey and advocacy work through her LinkedIn at Rachel Worthy or on Instagram at @rachelripmom.Tune in and be inspired by a story of survival, resilience, and transformation that reminds us all of the power of faith and perseverance.
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